Engagement rings (trimming) #2, of 2 pages => 10 photos

        This essay displays 'multiple claw' rings.

 These eight claws seem to vanish among the Facets of the stone. I chose this ring top for it's esthetic appearance. Good choice of design.

 For durability, these 6 claws are best to use. The claws help to protect the stone during the many years of wear.

These two end-claws protect the points of this Marquise stone.

                                      

I like the highly polished disk where the Pavilion is located. This enhances the brilliance of the stone. 

                                      

 I'm not in favour of these five 'spear-shaped' claws as these will, over time, catch the wearer's clothing. When this happens, the stone will eventually get loose.

 I personally like this design as it allows the wearer to view the Culet Facet.

 These six claws blend into the facets of the stone and still giving it much support.