Jewelry assembly with dropped stone

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1998-09-15

1999-12-28

Melius, Terry Lee

Jewelry

Gem setting

63 23, D11 79, D11 91, A44C 1702

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060065478

ABSTRACT:
A jewelry assembly in which a jewelry stone is retained such that it extends substantially beyond its setting is provided. The jewelry assembly comprises a jewelry stone having a table portion, a girdle, and a depending portion, as is well known in the art. The assembly also includes a retaining element in which the stone is set comprising a pair of side bars for engaging opposite locations of the girdle of the stone, as well as a bridge element extending between the side bars which wraps underneath the depending portion of the stone such that a significant portion of the stone extends past the ends of the side bars.

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