A dancing diamond ring features a certified diamond set inside an open chamber that moves freely with every gesture, catching light from angles no fixed stone can.
The dancing diamond setting suspends a diamond inside an open bezel or chamber with enough clearance that it can rotate and swing with the wearer's movement. The result is a stone that continuously catches light at new angles, producing a more dynamic sparkle than any traditionally fixed setting can replicate.
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The collection spans dancing diamond rings for everyday wear and special occasions, pendants and necklaces where the diamond shimmers with every step, and earrings that move beautifully with the turn of a head.
How Dancing Diamonds Catch the Light
Because the diamond isn't fixed in place, it rotates and tilts as the wearer moves, which means light enters and reflects from a continuously changing angle throughout the day. The result is a lively, ever-changing sparkle that makes the diamond feel like it’s constantly catching the light in a new way.
Dancing Diamond Rings vs. Traditional Diamond Settings
In a traditional prong or bezel setting, the diamond is held in one position and relies entirely on its cut quality to scatter light. In a dancing diamond setting, that same stone has room to move securely, adding a lively quality to its sparkle that reveals itself in motion rather than only under ideal lighting.
You can clean a dancing diamond with warm water and a soft brush. However, we recommend being a bit more gentle because the dancing collet is slightly delicate. We also recommend avoiding extended soaking since the open chamber in the setting can trap moisture. Dry the piece with a soft cloth after each cleaning.
No, a floating diamond setting creates the visual illusion that the stone is hovering above the metal, but the diamond itself is fixed in place and stationary.
