A setting used for diamonds and stones where a group of claws or "prongs" hold a stone in its mounting.

Method of setting stones using claw-like prongs.

A method of setting crystals, rhinestones, and other stones that uses tiny prongs that are bent over the edge of the stone to hold it in place. Prong set has a greater perceived value than glued in stones and the process is frequently used in tiaras, rings, crystal jewelry, and rhinestone jewelry.