palladium, sterling silver

Small stones are set snug side by side, held by tiny "prongs" carved right into the surface of the ring.

Many small stones, usually diamonds or sapphires, are set in a channel that runs part way across the ring.

The silver layers are etched lightly to create valleys and lower patterns in the mokume. Giving the surface some texture and adding visual contrast.

Also called gypsy setting, when small stones are set in the band in a flat or flush way.

The ring is domed so that the edges against the finger are more comfortable to wear. The outside of ring has a low dome profile, rounded edges, the inside is comfort fit.

Rails that run on an edge of the ring that have a scalloped or indented repeating edge.

A layer of an accent color of metal that runs through the ring in a stripe.

Carved pattern with diagonal lines. A combination of flowing lines and wood grain style organic shapes.

Combination pattern alternates between a twist linear look and small dots to make the droplets.