Two-tone platinum and gold jewelry combines the bright, naturally white appearance and exceptional durability of platinum with the warmth and richness of yellow, white, or rose gold in a single design. This striking contrast highlights intricate details, creates visual depth, and offers a distinctive look that blends classic and contemporary styles. Popular in engagement rings and wedding bands, two-tone designs provide versatility while benefiting from platinum's strength and long-lasting wear.

The most traditional pavé with each diamond sitting between two polished metal walls which is sometimes termed bead set or channel set pave. The walls here are accented by "milgrain" beading which adds a vintage touch to the pave. The bright cut walls shield the diamonds' girdles from damage making it the most durable pavé and a natural fit for vintage-inspired designs.

A method of creating jewelry where a craftsman directly forms the metal and hand fabricates a jewel from many component parts. This technique does not utilize CAD/CAM or casting processes used in mass production. It is widely considered the ultimate in terms of the final craftsmanship in jewelry.