How to Set a Princess-cut Center Stone in a Ring with Platinum V-prongs | GIA 

It's a memory, thanks for putting the video here, I can only imagine being able to create such a luxurious masterpiece.

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WOOOWWWWWWW!!!! 💎👍🏻👍🏻 so that's how a ring is made such craftsmanship

The technique you use to set the stone is a perfect one, congratulations.

I did this ring when I did the GJ course. This ring is MUCH harder than you think it’s going to be.

It's very beautiful and informative. Thank you🙏🏻

I do this every day.👍

Nice job! Looking for some hacks before start setting of 4mm princess dia its really helpfull :-) I am just trying find out if the ring is casted or traditionally hand made. I thing it is gonna be big difference... thanks for video

Shouldn't there be a slight relief cut down the middle of the prong, under the bearing cut, for the keel of the stone to ensure no breakage?

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Show...belo trabalho...

ok can I have my ring back now looks amazing

If you mark lines on the prog with a divider is much easier to cut evenly.

i wish i can do what he did.

Good. But did not show enough of the actual finishing of each claw after setting. Shaping of edges, inside bevelling and polishing.

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All the prefinishing and polishing should have been done before you even cut the seats to set the stone.! You're talkin Platinum here oh my gosh am I getting exhausted here or what I'm pretty much self-taught but I'm a master at what I do and I'll tell you what that's not how you deal with it you polish akua gleam before you even do your setting work!

You really aren't giving us a whole lot of information I've carved and cast a couple pieces and platinum for a 3 and 1/2 carat princess cut with Prevea allouez underneath it to the tune of the one and a half carrots pervade underneath I hate my voice recognition but ready to blow up my phone and all that kind of s*** I'm getting really pissed off I'm trying to watch this stuff on RU-vid and learn some things even in my later age but I've been a master Jeweler and a jeweler for over fifty years and all that kind of thing and some of the stuff that you guys are putting out there like I don't know let's just put it this way you can skin a cat a whole lot of different ways I got so many tricks up my sleeve that that couldn't be in it I don't know where to tell you I know I didn't go to formal school I learned through apprenticeship through high school and that's been Hands-On and learn from the books and Hands-On and do it to it and get it done that's what I'm talking about if you like I'd be happy to share some photos of some of the fine stuff that I worked on and done and is that any other