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Prong-set cabochon ring made in a prong setting class at B Golden Jewelry School
Sterling silver prong setting holding a flat-back cabochon
Handmade prong frame soldered from silver wire, student work
Prong-set stone pendant from an intermediate jewelry class in Salt Lake City
Prong setting student project at B Golden Jewelry School
Silver prong setting showcasing an unusually shaped stone
Lightweight prong-set cabochon ring made by a student in Utah
Prong-set cabochon ring made in a prong setting class at B Golden Jewelry School
Sterling silver prong setting holding a flat-back cabochon
Handmade prong frame soldered from silver wire, student work
Prong-set stone pendant from an intermediate jewelry class in Salt Lake City
Prong setting student project at B Golden Jewelry School
Silver prong setting showcasing an unusually shaped stone
Lightweight prong-set cabochon ring made by a student in Utah

Prong Setting a Cabochon

When a bezel would hide the best part of the stone.

Prongs let light through and keep the piece light. They also handle odd shapes that a bezel would fight you on, which makes them the right answer for a lot of stones and found objects.

What you'll learn

  • Building and soldering a prong frame from wire
  • Getting prongs even and level, which is the whole game
  • Setting a flat-back cabochon so it's genuinely secure
  • Finishing the piece as a ring or a pendant

Do I need experience? Yes. You must be comfortable soldering. Soldering fine wire is fiddly, and this class is challenging in a good way.

What it costs Silver for your ring or pendant is provided. Bring a flat-bottomed round stone or pick from our selection. Materials are added up at the end.

Good to know This class needs two students to run.

All photos are our students' work.

$158.00