Prong-Set Solitaire And Band Rings

Two clean jewellery ring models in one download, shown here in a pair of studio views. The first is a slim band with an open gallery channel running around its circumference, drilled with a neat row of evenly spaced seats — an eternity or channel-set style ready to take a line of small round stones. The second is a classic solitaire mount: a low, tapering band that rises at the front into a six-prong basket head, the claws splayed and waiting to cradle a single centre stone. This is a resource for jewellers, casters and CAD hobbyists rather than a printed keepsake — the geometry is built for the bench, with even wall thicknesses and defined stone seats. Print notes • Print in castable wax-style resin for direct lost-wax casting, or in standard resin as a fitting and sizing prototype • Use the finest layer height your printer allows so the prong tips and stone seats stay sharp • Support the prongs and the underside of the band lightly, and orient the shank so seams fall on flat, easy-to-polish areas • Check ring sizing and stone diameters against your own specs before committing to a cast — scale carefully rather than eyeballing it