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Bezel Set Engagement Rings

 The engagement rings at Flawless Fine Jewellery come in a variety of settings. One of the most common ring settings is the bezel setting which is most frequently used for the solitaire engagement rings. In the bezel setting, the diamond perched on the ring is completely encircled by the metal which often overlaps the edges of the diamond. The bezel setting covers most parts of the diamond which makes it incredibly secure and protects it from all kinds of damage. This setting ensures that the stone is less prone to becoming loose as it doesn’t snag on clothes or hair like the prong setting.

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Do you want a customized bezel ring instead of ready-made? Book a private appointment to work one-on-one with our experts to customize a perfect bezel ring. Our experts will assist you in selecting the diamond, metal and style detail to match your preference.

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Bezel Engagement Rings

Why Choose a Bezel Engagement Ring?

A bezel engagement ring combines security with style, encircling the diamond in metal for protection against chips and snags perfect for active lifestyles and low-maintenance wear. Full bezels offer all-around coverage for delicate cuts like pear or marquise, while half bezels expose part of the stone for added brilliance. With their sleek, modern look and customizable options in stone shapes, metals, and accents, bezel engagement rings balance durability, sparkle, and timeless elegance.

 

Bezel vs Prong Settings: What’s the Difference?

 

When comparing bezel vs prong settings, bezel engagement rings encircle the diamond with a protective metal rim, offering durability, a smooth finish, and daily wear security which are ideal for women with active lifestyles. Prong settings, by contrast, hold the stone with claws, allowing more light for extra sparkle but increasing the risk of snagging or damage. Ultimately, the choice between bezel and prong comes down to lifestyle and priorities: bezel for modern durability, prong for traditional brilliance.

Bezel Engagement Rings- FAQ's

What’s the difference between a full bezel and a half bezel setting?

The full bezel involves covering of the whole stone with metal thus ensuring maximum protection. A half bezel exposes some portions of the stone and lets in more light to provide brilliance.

Do bezel settings reduce the sparkle of the diamond?

Slightly, yes. The metal can block the entrance of light since it covers more of the stone. The trade-off is worth it though to the security and sleek design suitable to many.

Are bezel settings more expensive than prong settings?

The metal and craftsmanship are more involved hence they may have a higher cost. But they can potentially save you money in the long-term as they protect the stone better.

Can I see bezel engagement rings in person at your Hatton Garden showroom?

Indeed, you can see an assortment of bezel engagement rings at our Hatton Garden shop, where our trained personnel will show you the varieties and customization options.

Do bezel rings work well for engagement rings, or are they more for casual wear?

Bezel settings are perfect for engagement rings. They have a classic style look, good durability and are growing in popularity among modern couples.

How long do you take to create a custom bezel engagement ring?

Normally we take 4-6 weeks. This involves consultations, approval of the design, and selection of stones as well as handcrafting the ring. After making a request, the urgent orders might be accelerated.

Is it possible to resize a bezel engagement ring?

Certainly, however, it may be a little more complicated than resizing a prong setting because of the solid metal construction. But, our professional craftsman excels in resizing it perfectly. 

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