The most common settings are prong settings. It indicates that the diamond is held in place by tiny “claws.” These claws are known as “prongs.” The prongs extend from the ring’s base and are joined to the band. The diamond is held in place by these slightly bent points. We often utilise four or six prongs for round diamonds. However, some people prefer a different number of prongs. The appropriate number of prongs for other diamond cuts can vary.