Men's Ring Settings

A men's ring setting without stones is a semi-mount: the band and the head are made, and the center seat is empty until you set a stone in it.

Shop this page when you want the mounting. You bring the gem, or you choose one later. The listing tells you the shape the seat was cut for and the millimeter size.

Yes. That is what an empty setting is for. The stone has to match the shape and the millimeter length and width on that product, not a guess from carat weight.

If nothing in the catalog is close, Design Lab is the custom path. Price and timing belong to that project, not to this collection page.

Read the shape and the millimeters on the listing, then hold them next to your stone. A 10×8 mm oval seat wants an oval that measures about 10 mm by 8 mm. Carat weight will not tell you if it fits.

Photos often show a sample stone so you can see the scale. The center counts as included only when the product page says so.

No. A finished ring already has the center stone. A setting, or ring mounting, is the piece you set the stone into.

Stay on this page for a men's semi-mount. If you are not looking for a men's mounting at all, the unmodified catalog is ring settings without stones.

Pick the metal the mounting has to be, then open that page. Men's sterling silver ring settings are the .925 path. Men's gold ring settings are the 14K path.

Other karats and platinum appear on the listings that name them. Check the metal on the product. This page does not call one metal tougher, or indestructible, and it does not sell tungsten, titanium, or silicone bands.