Diamonds 2 quiz

What is the art of securely setting diamonds & gemstones on metal called?

• Bezel

• Flush

• Pave

• Prong

Which type of setting gives the illusion of a continuous row of diamonds?

• Channel

• Prong

• Bezel

• Cluster

How are diamonds held securely in a prong setting?

• By metal prongs

• By pressure

• By surrounding metal

• By tension

What is the purpose of a cluster setting?

• To securely hold multiple diamonds in a channel

• To hold a single large diamond

• To create a floral arrangement with multiple diamonds

• To give the illusion of a continuous row of diamonds

How are stones secured in a pressure setting?

• By surrounding metal

• By metal prongs

• By exerting pressure on the center stone

• By placing stones very close together in tiny holes

What is the characteristic of a pave setting?

• Minimal metal visible

• Stones fit into a hole that holds girdle

• Metal ends hold the stone on sides

• Metal holds stones from underneath

How are stones secured in a flush setting?

• By placing stones very close together in tiny holes

• By exerting pressure on the center stone

• By pressing surrounding metal to secure the stone

• By surrounding metal

What is the characteristic of a tension setting?

• Metal ends are cut to hold the girdle tightly

• Stones fit into a hole that holds girdle

• Metal holds stones from underneath

• Metal ends hold the stone on sides

Which type of setting is used for setting princess cut diamonds only?

• Bezel

• Channel

• Tension

• Invisible

What is the purpose of an illusion setting?

• To securely hold multiple diamonds in a channel

• To enhance the perceived size of the diamond

• To securely hold the girdle of the diamond

• To create a floral arrangement with multiple diamonds