Description
Ion Plating(IP) Adjustable 304 Stainless Steel Finger Rings Components, Pad Ring Base Findings, Flat Round, Real 18K Gold Plated
Size: about 0.67 inch(17mm) inner diameter, 0.16 inch(4mm) wide, tray: 0.31 inch(8mm).
Priced per 30 pcs
Please Note: Slight deviations in colors is allowed due to different display device.
Types of Ring Settings
Bezel Cup Ring Settings
Bezel cup ring settings are marked by a thin edge around the bezel, which can help the cabochon stay in place better. They are mainly paired with gemstone or glass cabochons.
The metal edge provides protection for the cabochon, reducing the risk of damage from impacts or scratches.
The sleek and modern design highlights the stunning center cabochon, drawing people’s eyes and creating a captivating visual effect.
Its tray shape mainly comes in round, square and oval. You can select corresponding cabochon through referenced size chart.
How to set a cabochon in a bezel cup setting?
How to set a cabochon
in a bezel cup setting?
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1. Apply glue on the bezel -
2. Place a cabochon -
3. Finished
How to set a cabochon in a fancy bezel setting?
How to set a cabochon
in a fancy bezel setting?
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1. Apply glue on the tray -
2. Put a cabochon -
3. Press surrounding prongs against the surface of cabochon with pliers -
4. Finished
How to set a cabochon in a open bezel setting?
How to set a cabochon
in a open bezel setting?
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1. Apply glue on the bezel frame -
2. Inlay a flat back cabochon (Note: this open bezel must be paired with flat back cabochons) -
3. Finished
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Plain Pad Ring Settings
Without any block at the edge of the pad, plain pad ring setting can match with some irregular cabochons that are bigger than its pad size.
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How to Use
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1. Prepare Material -
2. Apply glue on the plain pad -
3. Set a cabochon according to your wanted direction -
4. Finished
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Sieve Ring Settings
Characterized with concave and perforated sieve bezel, these ring settings are suitable for soft and flexible ornament accessories. Besides, it is also a wonderful option for you to make a wire wrapping beadwork craft with the multi-hole setting.
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How to Use
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1. Thread through center two holes and knot twice at the back -
2. String beads on the front and pass through the next hole (Please note to thread back through the first bead) -
3. Repeat stringing beads and knot with the short thread, trim excess thread -
4. Finished
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Grooved Ring Settings for Inlay Rings
Grooved ring settings are designed with a groove or channel that runs along the band of the ring. The groove can be simple or complex, with different widths, depths, and patterns.
They can be inlaid with various small decorative objects, such as jewelry chains, sequin, clay, rhinestones, etc. -
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Four Prong Ring Settings
Featuring with four prongs extended from the base, the settings mainly used with Rivoli rhinestones or gemstone cabochons together . Their prongs can hold ornaments well.
The minimal design can attract more attention on the the center ornament, making your ring more shiny and charming.
Symmetrical four prongs show aesthetic balance and prevent ornaments from becoming loose or falling out.
Though 2 prongs less than 6-prong style, four prong ring settings with good quality are secure enough to hold your gemstone.
Tray shape of our four prong ring settings are oval mostly. You can choose compatible gemstone cabochons according to common tray size as below .
How to Use Gemstone & Diamond Spring Prong Claw Holder?
How to Use Gemstone &
Diamond Spring Prong Claw Holder?
Spring prong claw holders, also known as tension setting rings, are a unique and convenient style of ring setting. They are often used with diamonds or other precious small gemstones. You can press the both sides of the ring inwards to open the claw holder and then grab the diamond.
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For Half Drilled Beads
This kind of ring setting with a pin is a good buddy for half drilled beads. Its bezel setting protects the bead from damage by providing a barrier around it. Please note that the hole size of the bead you choose should be matched with pin size.
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How to Use
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1. Prepare Material -
2. Apply glue on the pin and bezel -
3. Insert a pearl bead onto the pin -
4. Finished
Real Gold Plated Jewelry Findings
Karat Gold - Understanding Gold Purity
1K Gold = 4.166% pure Gold
"K" stands for karat and indicates the percentage of gold in an alloy.
Gold Plated Information
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Real 18K Gold plated
Base Metal
(Brass or Zinc Alloy
or Stainless Steel)A very thin layer of 18k gold
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Real platinum plated
Base Metal
(Brass or Zinc Alloy
or Stainless Steel)A very thin layer of 75% Gold+ 25% Silver+Nickel+Zinc(Nickel not exceed 0.3%)
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Real Rose Gold plated
Base Metal
(Brass or Zinc Alloy
or Stainless Steel)A very thin layer of 75% Gold+ 25% Copper+Silver+Zinc
Our 18K gold-plated jewelry is not actually made of 18 karat gold, its base metal is usually brass, zinc alloy, sterling silver, or stainless steel. 18K gold-plated jewelry is created through electrochemical plating or chemical processes that deposit a very thin layer of 18K gold onto the base metal, with the gold layer being as thin as about 0.01 to 0.03 micrometers. Despite its thinness, there is real gold on such jewelry, even if it's just a thin layer of it.
The production principle of Real Platinum Plated and Real Rose Gold Plated jewelry is the same as 18K gold-plated jewelry, it is also created through electrochemical plating or the application of chemicals to deposit a very thin layer of karat gold over the base metal. On our website, in comparison to commonly plated products, the color durability of Real Platinum Plated and Real Rose Gold Plated jewelry is superior.
Real 18K Gold Plated VS Golden Plated
We offer two types of gold-plated jewelry: real gold-plated (12K, 14K, 18K, and 24K) and golden-plated. Below is a brief comparison between real 18K gold-plated and golden-plated items, similar to other real gold-plated pieces.
 Real 18K Gold plated |
 Golden plated |
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| Color Durability | Usually 6~12 Months | Usually 3~6 Months |
| Karat Gold Layer | About 0.01~0.03μm | Without real gold |
| Gold Layer Material | 18 Karat Gold | Unknown Golden Material |
| Maintenance | Avoid contact with water and sweat | Avoid contact with water and sweat |
| Nickel Release Content |
MOST PASS (Please refer to the product description) |
PASS or NO PASS |
Difference between Ion Plating(IP) and Vacuum Plating
Electroplating process of our stainless steel jewelry is divided into three kinds, including vacuum ion plating(IP), vacuum plating and water electroplating. For the thickness of layer, it is influenced by the electroplating process and electroplating time, the longer the plating time, the thicker the plating layer is and the longer the color preserve. Below is a brief comparison of ion plating, vacuum plating and water galvanization color durability.
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Real 18K Gold Plated -
Multi-Color -
Real Rose Gold Plated -
Blue
| Electroplating Process | Feature | Metal Color | Color Durability |
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| Vacuum Ion Plating(IP) | Vacuum plating process complex, environment and equipment requirements, for the green environmental protection technology. Electroplating in the vacuum oven, and color retention time longer. |
Real Gold Plated （18K, 24K） |
Usually 1 Year |
| Real Rose Gold Plated | Usually 6~12 Months | ||
| Multi-Color | Usually 6~12 Months | ||
| Blue | Usually 6~12 Months | ||
| Vacuum Plating | Vacuum plating process complex, environment and equipment requirements, for the green environmental protection technology. Electroplating outside the vacuum oven. |
Real Gold Plated （18K, 24K） |
Usually 1 Year |
| Real Rose Gold Plated | Usually 6 Months | ||
| Water Plating | "Water plating" liquid is processed in an aqueous solution. |
Real Gold Plated （18K, 24K） |
Usually 6 Months |
| Golden Plated | Usually 3~6 Months |
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