Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
For a list of the best places to buy a diamond engagement ring, go to: beyond4cs.com/best-places-to-buy-diamonds
In this video, we review a 18k white gold solitaire ring design. This 6 prong setting style is very similar to that of the classic Tiffany ring setting. It's a basic, plain and yet evergreen design that is adored by many people around the world.
The center stone is a GIA certified 0.65ct I color SI1 diamond with super ideal cut quality. This is a signature hearts and arrows round cut diamond that I personally handpicked.
Now, most jewelers offer a 6 prong design like this as it is very popular among consumers and it is an affordable setting.
When looking at a 6 prong solitaire ring's craftsmanship, we look at shank symmetry, prong placement, shank consistency and overall appearances.
Whether a ring has good workmanship really depends on how these difference elements are made. So, watch the video review of the ring above and let's examine this popular ring design together.
After watching the video, I would love to hear what you think about the workmanship of the ring. Do you think it is poor or good? Would you buy a 6 prong diamond ring with a solitary design or would you opt for other styles with side diamonds?
Leave a comment below to let me know!
Other readings you may want to check out to learn more about buying an engagement ring:
beyond4cs.com/cut/bow-tie-effect
beyond4cs.com/engagement-ring/5-carat
beyond4cs.com/engagement-ring/beware-of-cheap-diamond-deals
For a list of the best places to buy a diamond engagement ring, go to: beyond4cs.com/best-places-to-buy-diamonds
In this video, we review a 18k white gold solitaire ring design. This 6 prong setting style is very similar to that of the classic Tiffany ring setting. It's a basic, plain and yet evergreen design that is adored by many people around the world.
The center stone is a GIA certified 0.65ct I color SI1 diamond with super ideal cut quality. This is a signature hearts and arrows round cut diamond that I personally handpicked.
Now, most jewelers offer a 6 prong design like this as it is very popular among consumers and it is an affordable setting.
When looking at a 6 prong solitaire ring's craftsmanship, we look at shank symmetry, prong placement, shank consistency and overall appearances.
Whether a ring has good workmanship really depends on how these difference elements are made. So, watch the video review of the ring above and let's examine this popular ring design together.
After watching the video, I would love to hear what you think about the workmanship of the ring. Do you think it is poor or good? Would you buy a 6 prong diamond ring with a solitary design or would you opt for other styles with side diamonds?
Leave a comment below to let me know!
Other readings you may want to check out to learn more about buying an engagement ring:
beyond4cs.com/cut/bow-tie-effect
beyond4cs.com/engagement-ring/5-carat
beyond4cs.com/engagement-ring/beware-of-cheap-diamond-deals
