No Breakfast at Tiffany's Here, Part I

Okay, so as I have stated before, the wasteland of Oklahoma has no Tiffany & Co. This is a travesty, I assure you, and has left me with the pressing dilemma of trying to decide whether I absolutely MUST have a Tiffany classic six-prong setting when I have my ring reset. If you have visited www.Tiffany.com, and if you are a connoisseur of "girl's best friend" you may have observed that the six-prong ring setting that every local jeweler pawns off as the "Tiffany setting" is nothing like the real thing. Hence, until this point in time I have gone with the four-prong setting (used on almost every other cut of diamond but which, when used in conjunction with a round stone, sends my jeweler into fits of distress over the possibility that a prong will come loose and my stone will disappear into some void). So, I either go with the four-prong-surely-my-diamond-will-fall-out-and-be-lost-forever OR I must consider the Tiffany six-prong setting. A "regular" six prong setting is just...well...ugly. It sits up quite high, as well, which can subject the stone to greater possibility of damage from being accidentally knocked against something. Suggestions?