I think you're right. I had my styles mixed up - I'm looking at prong set.I definitely could be wrong, but I was under the impression that a prong setting and pave setting are not the same thing. Pave (for what I understand) is a technique used for small diamonds where the metal creates the adhesive bond to hold the stone within an impression in the metal. A prong setting is metal crafted into an appropriate sized prong, in which the diamond is later added and held securely not with an adhesion technique (as pave) but simply by the grip of the prongs.... Pave settings are much less secure than prong settings and depending on craftsmanship can be subject (with regular wear) to losing diamonds.
Sorry but I am a bit confused! Please ignore my use of the term pave. I'm looking at a u prong wedding band and wondering what size diamonds should be in the band to complement a .75 round solitaire E ring. If you are saying ask the jeweller - fair enough and I will! Was just going to google images and prices to plan a little. Probably going to buy off ID jewellery.When jewelers like VC, BE and SK do halo work, most get their input for size from the jeweler.
IDJ are great to work with! Honestly, at most I would use 5pt each and 1pt-4pt may even be better! I tried 10pt with my 1.8ct BGD and the band tends to compete with the e-ring. I would probably get a band with 5pt each. However, the best way to decide for yourself will be by going into a local jewelry store and trying a bunch. Also, please be mindful that the u-prong sits higher than the shared prong setting, you should try both of them and see how they stack against your e-ring. You may need a spacer to separate the two so that your band doesn't "eat" the prongs of your e-ring. I personally prefer low profile bands, but you will see what your preference is.Sorry but I am a bit confused! Please ignore my use of the term pave. I'm looking at a u prong wedding band and wondering what size diamonds should be in the band to complement a .75 round solitaire E ring. If you are saying ask the jeweller - fair enough and I will! Was just going to google images and prices to plan a little. Probably going to buy off ID jewellery.