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Clean Origin ring styles
- Designs
- Over 1600, as the page states
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Ring settings, Oct 2, 2026
What the setting adds to the ring
- $650
- Plain four-prong solitaire, Brilliant Earth
- $935
- Classic 2.5mm solitaire, 14K gold, Blue Nile
Jewelers' setting pages, read Oct 2, 2026. See source
On this page
Key facts
- The plainest solitaires ran from $650 to $750 at Brilliant Earth1.
- Platinum, a cathedral or bezel head, and band diamonds raise the price: up to $2,550 in what we read12.
- With a lab-grown stone, the setting can cost as much as the stone.
- Blue Nile labels its figure "Setting Price": the stone is extra2.
Where to start
| If you are asking | Start with | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Want the simplest band? | Plain solitaires from $650 | See prices |
| Platinum or gold? | Platinum cathedral: $1,635 at Blue Nile | See prices |
| Choosing a lab-grown stone? | Budget the setting like a second stone | Read more |
| Ready to browse settings? | Four jewelers' setting pages | See settings |
What a setting adds
Plain solitaires. Brilliant Earth listed its simplest solitaire settings from $650 (a four-prong 1.5mm comfort-fit band) to $750 (the Petite Elodie and Freesia bands)1. Blue Nile's classic 2.5mm comfort-fit solitaire in 14K yellow gold was $9352.
What raises the price. Platinum instead of 14K gold, a cathedral or bezel head, and small diamonds on the band. At Blue Nile the petite cathedral solitaire in platinum was $1,635, against $1,240 for a tapered cathedral in 14K yellow gold2. Brilliant Earth's Peyton bezel solitaire with added diamonds was $2,5501.
Why it matters for the budget. With a laboratory-grown centre stone the setting can cost as much as the stone: a $650 to $1,000 setting against a 1.5 carat laboratory-grown stone listed near $1,000 on the same morning (see laboratory-grown prices). With a natural stone the setting is a small share of the total.
What to check. The metal and karat, whether the price shown is for the setting only (Blue Nile labels it "Setting Price"2), resizing terms, and whether the setting can hold the shape and weight of your stone.
Solitaire settings as listed on October 2, 2026
| Style | Setting | Price (setting only) | Merchant |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plain band1 | Four-Prong Comfort Fit 1.5mm Ring | $650 | Brilliant Earth |
| Plain band1 | Petite Elodie 1.5mm Ring | $750 | Brilliant Earth |
| Plain band2 | Classic Comfort Fit Solitaire, 14K yellow gold, 2.5mm | $935 | Blue Nile |
| Cathedral1 | Elodie Cathedral Solitaire Ring | $990 | Brilliant Earth |
| Cathedral2 | Tapered Cathedral Solitaire, 14K yellow gold | $1,240 | Blue Nile |
| Bezel1 | Luna 2mm Bezel Ring | $1,090 | Brilliant Earth |
| Bezel2 | Bezel Solitaire, 14K yellow gold | $1,310 | Blue Nile |
| Platinum2 | Petite Cathedral Solitaire, platinum | $1,635 | Blue Nile |
| Source | Each jeweler's setting pageRead Oct 2, 2026 | Each jeweler's setting pageRead Oct 2, 2026 | Brilliant Earth, Blue NileRead Oct 2, 2026 |
Brilliant Earth's listing price is for the default metal shown on its page; the metal is chosen on the product page. Prices change with metal and size.
Browse settings at the jewelers
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Good for designs with natural or lab-grown centre stones
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Good for settings priced on their own, 14K gold or platinum
Blue Nile solitaire settings
- Classic 2.5mm, 14K
- $935
- Petite cathedral, platinum
- $1,635
See settings on Blue NileOpens Blue Nile's site. Not a referral link.
Good for plain bands, cathedral and bezel heads
Brilliant Earth solitaire settings
- Plainest band
- $650, four-prong 1.5mm
- Bezel
- $1,090, Luna 2mm
See settings on Brilliant EarthOpens Brilliant Earth's site. Not a referral link.
What to check on a setting
Setting questions
Can I buy a setting from one jeweler and the stone from another?
Some jewelers will set a stone you bring and some will not. Ask before you buy; we did not find a published policy on the pages we read.
Is the price the whole ring?
Not on the setting pages we read: Blue Nile labels the figure "Setting Price"2, and the centre stone is priced on its own.
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