White danburite gold ring.

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Prong

A prong setting puts the emphasis on the stone and not the metal supporting it by employing narrow strips of metal to lift the stone up and allowing the facets of the gemstone to catch light

Danburite

Danburite was first discovered in Danbury, Connecticut. The original deposit is now buried under the city of Danbury. Because of it's high refractive index, well cut danburites are remarkably bright and can look something like diamonds. It is normally colourless to very light pink in colour but some deposits may produce stones which can be shades of yellow or brown.