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Diamond engagement rings are a symbol of commitment and eternal love between couples. There are many different shapes and cuts of diamonds such as rose cut, princess cut, and brilliant cut that you can buy from diamond rings New Zealand. You can also enhance the beauty of diamond engagement rings with the setting. All diamonds are set in a hard metal band but the setting you choose helps you make a statement. The setting chosen represents the personality and taste of the buyer.

Overtime some couples decide to remount their existing diamond engagement ring for a variety of reasons.

• Preservation—if you have a vintage or antique diamond engagement ring you want to clean up and restore its old charm having it remounted would be a good option.
• Repair—this is the reason that most people have for remounting diamond rings. Over the years, the engagement ring loses their shine so when they are remounted it will help to ensure that they have a longer life along with rejuvenating them.
• Stylize—if you want to get a new design for your engagement ring you can change the mounting style.
• Merging—this is when you want to take your engagement ring and merge it with an heirloom ring giving the ring a new look.

Any of these remounting jobs would need to be done by a professional jeweler like custom wedding rings New Zealand. Before you can have the ring remounted you will need to decide which setting design you want. Some of these setting designs include:

• Channel setting—this is the setting design you would choose if you are having several diamonds remounted in the same ring. This can also include merging two rings together. Using this setting design will give your diamonds a unique look.
• Invisible setting—this is a modern setting design in which the diamond is held up in a metal cup. This metal cup is attached to the band without anything covering or holding its face.
• Bezel setting—using this setting design will make your diamond appear larger. The reason is that the metal is wrapped around the diamond. The metal will hold the diamond firmly.
• Prong setting—this is the classic setting design. The metal prongs are made to hold the diamond from the base. Most use three prongs but if it a pear shaped diamond it will have six prongs because this diamond is bigger and a little heavier than other diamonds. The only drawback with this setting is that over time the prongs will wear out and the diamond engagement ring will have to be repaired.

These are just some of the many ways in which diamond engagement rings can be remounted.

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