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Pavé Engagement Rings in San Francisco

Pavé, from the French for paved, sets the band with a continuous ribbon of small diamonds so the metal itself seems to sparkle. It is the detail that turns a beautiful ring into a breathtaking one. Edward's Jewelry & Imports, a family jeweler in San Francisco since 1983, sets every pavé stone by hand in our own workshop. This collection sits within our full diamond engagement ring range.

Pavé Styles: Solitaire, Halo, Split Shank, and Twisted

Our pavé collection runs from a classic 3 carat round brilliant pavé solitaire in platinum to hidden halo designs with pavé and twisted pavé bands, split-shank halo rings, and toi et moi designs pairing fancy yellow diamonds with white. Metals include platinum, 18K yellow gold, and 14K rose gold, with total weights currently from about 2 to 8.4 carats. Every center stone's certification is disclosed before purchase.

Craftsmanship You Can Inspect

Good pavé is judged under a loupe: even stone alignment, secure beads, no gaps. We invite you to look that closely at our showroom in the San Francisco Gift & Jewelry Center, or over a detailed online consultation. Because we make and own what we sell, quality control never leaves the family. Every ring comes with our lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, in-stock rings under $10,000 ship free within the US, and our workshop can add pavé to a custom design built around your own center stone.

FAQs

What is a pave engagement ring?

Pave, from the French word for paved, is a setting technique where small diamonds are set close together along the band, held by tiny beads of metal, so the surface appears paved with diamonds. It adds continuous sparkle that frames and amplifies the center stone.
What pave ring styles does Edward's carry?

The collection spans pave solitaires, hidden halo rings with straight and twisted pave bands, split-shank halo designs, and toi et moi rings pairing fancy yellow and white diamonds, in platinum, 18K yellow gold, and 14K rose gold. Every piece is set by hand in our workshop.
Do pave diamonds fall out easily?

Well-set pave is secure for daily wear; poorly set pave is not, which is why the setter's skill matters more here than in any other style. We set every stone in-house, inspect our own work, and stand behind it with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects and ongoing prong checks.
What is the difference between pave and a channel setting?

Pave holds stones with small metal beads on the surface, maximizing visible diamond and sparkle. A channel setting secures stones between two metal walls, giving a smoother, more protected profile. Pave shows more fire; channel offers a sleeker line. We carry both approaches.
How should I judge pave quality before buying?

Look under magnification for even stone alignment, consistent stone sizes, secure beads, and no gaps or glue. We hand you the loupe at our showroom because our work holds up to it. That kind of inspection is exactly what buying from the maker allows.
Can you add pave to a custom engagement ring design?

Yes. Choose a center stone with us, and our workshop will design a pave band, halo, or split shank around it, with a 3D preview before crafting. Twisted and split pave designs from our current collection can also be adapted to your stone.
Does Edward's offer shipping and warranty on pave rings?

In-stock rings under $10,000 ship free anywhere in the US with insurance coverage until delivery, and every ring carries our lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, including the pave setting work. As a family business since 1983, we also service and clean what we make for as long as you wear it.