Round Low-Base 4 Setting with Peg

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 4.4mm (0.33-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 5mm (1/2-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 5.8mm (3/4-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 6.5mm (1-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 7.3mm (1-1/2-Ct., approx.) faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 8mm (2-ct. , approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 4mm (1/4-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 8.8mm (2-1/2-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 10.2mm (4-5/8-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 9.9mm (3-1/2-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 11mm (5-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 9.2mm (3-3/8-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat white gold setting holds one 5.5mm (5/8-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat yellow gold setting holds one 4mm (1/4-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat yellow gold setting holds one 5mm (1/2-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat yellow gold setting holds one 6.5mm (1-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This 14-karat yellow gold setting holds one 5.8mm (3/4-ct., approx.) round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 10.2mm round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 7.8–8.8mm round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 8.8mm round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 5.8mm round faceted gemstone.A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 7–7.8mm round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 4.4–4.6mm round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 3.5–4mm round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 9.3mm round faceted gemstone.A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.

This platinum setting holds one 5.4–5.8mm round faceted gemstone. A low-base setting holds the gemstone close to the surface of the design, presenting a unified look for the overall design. A classic choice, the 4-prong setting supports the gemstone on four sides. Use peg settings in ring shanks with a hole; they allow you to be more accurate, clean and quick when positioning the setting on the shank. If desired, clip the peg to use the setting with other ring shanks or components.