Pavé moissanite rings and bands — 20 designs where small accent stones are set in close formation across the band surface, creating a continuous band of light alongside the center stone.
Pavé — French for paved — refers to a setting method where small stones are set so closely together that the metal holding them is barely visible. The surface appears to be paved with stone. On a ring band, this creates a shank that returns light across its full width rather than reflecting only from a plain metal surface.
The practical effect is more total brilliance. A center stone in a pavé setting is accompanied by accent stones that add to the ring's combined light return. The center stone remains dominant, but the pavé band contributes meaningfully — particularly in lower ambient light where a plain band would disappear into shadow while the pavé continues to catch and return light.
On an eternity band with full pavé coverage, every stone contributes to a continuous band of light that wraps the full circumference. The difference between a plain polished band and a pavé band is most visible in motion — as the wrist moves, the pavé creates a constantly shifting pattern of brilliance that a plain band cannot replicate.
The 20 pavé designs include engagement rings with pavé accent bands, full pavé eternity bands, and rings where pavé coverage extends to the crown setting. Carat weights range from under 1cttw to over 4cttw. Every stone is D color and VVS1 clarity, lab-created and conflict-free.