GYPSY SETTING:
A gemstone setting where the stone is sunk into the metal leaving the top of the stone nearly level with the top of the metal surface.
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Gypsy Setting: The stone is set into a solid piece of metal by drilling a recess into the metal, placing the stone in the hole and then forming the metal at the edge of the hole back over the stone to secure it.
GYPSY SETTING
The gypsy setting is a recessed setting in which the stone is sunk into the metal. There are often engraved designs around the stone (especially star patterns).
Gypsy Setting
Also known as flush setting; this is a very popular setting style. In this variation a window is cut into the base, the gem set into it and secured underneath.
Gypsy Setting: The Gypsy setting is predominantly used for men's jewelry. The band is one continuous piece that gets thicker at the top. The top is dome shaped and the stone is inserted in the middle.
Gypsy setting: A setting in which the surface of the mount is virtually flush with the top of the gemstone.
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Gypsy setting
A setting in which the stone is sunk into the surrounding metal leaving the top of the stone almost level with the top of the metal surface ...
Gypsy Setting
A setting in which the crown of a gem is the only portion exposed and the table of the gemstone is nearly level with the surrounding metal.
Gypsy Setting
A setting wherein the gemstone is set very low. The only visible part is the top near the crown which has been set near to flush with the surface of the jewelry.
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Gypsy Setting: A setting of diamonds that appear to be just thrown onto the ring. They are attached strongly, but to an untrained eye, they appear to be just floating on the band or metal surface.
A process of covering substances such as silver, base metal, wood with a thin layer of gold or an alloy Gimmel ring A ring formed of two or more linked hoops, which fit together in a manner that make them appear as one ring Gypsy setting A ...
Channel Set Diamonds block light. So do Bezel Settings, Partial Bezels, Gypsy Settings (Diamonds set flush with the Mounting), Tension Set stones, Pave Set, and even Invisible Set Diamonds can all Hinder Sparkle.
exterior of the collet and the resulting raised part of the rim is pressed (rubbed) over the stone to secure it. It is used to secure a seal in a signet ring, and is a modern version of a setting so used by the Romans in the form of a gypsy setting ...
 See also: Cut, Jewel, Stone, Setting, Shape
  
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