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Noticing what you said about nicking it, would it be possible to have the prongs grasp the gem by its points instead? This would stop the gem from becoming damaged like that, in theory.
Just a thought.
That would be the traditional setting of this type of gem, protecting the corners.
Some professional gem setters refuse to set this fancy cut type of stone, and I really wanted the shape to come out and display a hint of boldness in this piece.
Otherwise I would have made a more protectiv "chest/bail" setting instead of the prongs.
Thank you for noticing it!