Coronet setting

CORONET SETTING
A coronet setting is one in which the stone is held in by many metal claws around a metal ring.

Coronet Setting
Coronet Setting is another name for an Arcade Setting, which is a style of setting that holds a stone into a metal ring with multiple metal claws.

Coronet setting: See Arcade Setting.
Corundum: The name of a family of stones composed of crystallized aluminum and oxygen that includes rubies and sapphires. The color of these stones depends on the oxides present in their composition.

Coronet Setting: A setting where a stone is held in place be several metal claws. Also called an arcade or chaton setting.

Godey's Ladies Book first published
Claw/coronet setting of the Middle ages revived
1832
Bailey and Kitchen opens shop (Bailey, Banks & Biddle in 1878 ...

See also: Point, Setting, Stone, Bracelet, Pearl