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Channel Stone Setting Practice Ring, includes 2.5mm CZ

Channel Stone Setting Practice Ring, includes 2.5mm CZ - Main image
$16.47 $27 In stock

Channel setting for 2.5mm stones.

Includes 2.5mm Round Cubic Zirconia Stones to set.

Cast in Bronze which mimics harder karat golds and reduces cost. 3 on the Moh scale with higher karat golds being 3-4.

Dimensions

Inside Diameter - 19.5MM

Outside Diameter - 24MM

Width - 6.5MM

Includes 28 practice CZ's in 2.5mm, to purchase additional CZ's please check here

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised how well the CZ stones fit into the channel setting right out of the box. The bronze feels sturdy enough for repeated practice, and it’s a smart way to get the feel of harder gold without the high cost.

Lily ★★★★★

The bronze has a nice weight to it, and the channel groove held the 2.5mm CZ stones snugly while I practiced setting them. Great way to get the feel of the technique without wasting real gold.

Charlotte J. ★★★★★

The channel groove is cut clean and deep enough that the 2.5mm CZs sit flush without wobbling, which is perfect for practicing the technique. The bronze feels substantial and takes a polish nicely, so it's a solid stand-in for gold while you learn.