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Bezel Set Engagement Ring - Luna

Luna 2mm Bezel Ring

CAD 1,500
18K Yellow Gold Luna Bridal Set

Luna Bridal Set

CAD 2,170
Freesia Bezel Solitaire Ring
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Freesia Bezel Solitaire Ring

CAD 1,640
Rhiannon Bezel Three Stone Diamond Ring
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Rhiannon Bezel Three Stone Diamond Ring

CAD 4,260
Flush Set Solitaire Diamond Dome Ring
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Sloane Flush Set Solitaire Dome Ring

CAD 4,490
18K Yellow Gold Sloane Flush Set Three Stone Diamond Dome Ring

Sloane Flush Set Three Stone Diamond Dome Ring

CAD 4,975
Luna 4mm Bezel Ring
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Luna 4mm Bezel Ring

CAD 2,210
Hidden Halo
Bezel Halo Engagement Ring - Hidden Halo

Luna Hidden Halo Diamond Ring

CAD 1,925
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East-West Bezel Solitaire Ring

Luna East-West Bezel Solitaire Ring

CAD 1,500
Sloane Flush Set Five Stone Diamond Dome Ring

Sloane Flush Set Five Stone Diamond Dome Ring

CAD 5,685
Julietta Bezel Solitaire Ring

Julietta Bezel Solitaire Ring

CAD 1,500
Petite Luna Bezel Ring - Brilliant Earth

Petite Luna 1.5mm Bezel Ring

CAD 1,170
Bezel Engagement Ring

Margot Bezel Ring

CAD 1,500
Haiden Bezel Ring - Brilliant Earth

Haiden Bezel Ring

CAD 1,840
Raised Flush Set Bezel Ring

Noemi Bezel Ring

CAD 1,410
Annika Half Bezel Solitaire Ring

Annika Half Bezel Solitaire Ring

CAD 1,410
Mixed Metal Petite Luna Bezel Ring

Mixed Metal Petite Luna Bezel Ring

CAD 1,170
Sinclair Art Deco Diamond Ring - Brilliant Earth

Sinclair Art Deco Diamond Ring (1/6 ct. tw.)

CAD 2,550

A bezel is a type of jewelry setting where a metal frame surrounds the circumference of a gemstone, holding it securely in place. This metal rim, or “bezel,” is custom-made to fit the specific shape and size of the stone. It can cover just the edges or extend slightly over the stone’s surface.

Unlike prong settings, which hold the stone in place with small metal claws, a bezel encases the gem within a continuous metal border. This design offers a sleek and modern look while providing added protection for the stone. The bezel setting can accommodate various gemstone cuts, from round and oval to square and pear shapes. Bezel-set engagement rings are popular for their secure design and understated elegance.

There are two primary types of bezel settings: full bezel and half bezel.

  • Full Bezel Setting: In a full bezel setting, the metal completely encircles the gemstone, covering the entire perimeter. The continuous metal border also provides a modern, clean-lined appearance.
  • Partial Bezel Setting: In a partial bezel, the metal only covers part of the gemstone, typically leaving the sides or corners exposed.
Both full and partial bezels can be customized to suit different gemstones and personal preferences, offering versatility in design.

Pros:

  • Protection: A bezel setting surrounds the gemstone with a metal frame, providing protection from knocks, chips, and scratches. This makes it a popular choice for softer gemstones or for people with active lifestyles.
  • Durability: The metal border securely holds the stone in place, reducing the risk of it becoming loose or dislodged. It’s one of the most secure setting options available.
  • Modern Aesthetic: Bezels offer a sleek, minimalist look, perfect for those who prefer understated elegance in their jewelry. The setting draws attention to the gemstone without the distraction of prongs.
  • Smooth Profile: Since the bezel setting doesn’t have protruding prongs, it’s less likely to snag on clothing or other materials. This makes it a practical choice for everyday wear.
  • Customizable: Bezel settings can be crafted to accommodate various stone shapes and sizes, from round diamonds to fancy cuts.

Cons:

  • More Metal Coverage: A full bezel covers more of the stone’s surface than a prong setting, which can make the gemstone appear slightly smaller. This is particularly noticeable with smaller gems.
  • Higher Cost: Bezel settings often require more metal and craftsmanship, which can make them more expensive compared to prong settings.

Before deciding on a bezel setting, consider the following factors:

  • Stone Hardness: Bezel settings are ideal for softer stones like emerald or opal, which need extra protection. Harder stones like diamonds can also benefit from the bezel’s security, especially for those who have active lifestyles.
  • Design Preferences: If you prefer a modern, clean aesthetic, the bezel setting is a strong choice.
  • Lifestyle: If you’re someone who works with your hands a lot or has an active lifestyle, the bezel setting’s secure, snag-free design is a practical option.
Bezel settings are an excellent choice for those seeking a secure, modern, and low-maintenance jewelry option. By understanding the pros and cons, types, and how it compares to other settings like prongs, you can confidently choose the right bezel setting for your needs.