SLEEK, SECURE AND DESIGNED FOR EVERYDAY WEAR, a bezel setting surrounds the diamond with a fine rim of precious metal. The smooth, prong-free profile helps protect the stone while emphasizing its shape—giving the ring a clean, distinctly modern character.
Half Bezel Solitaire Setting
Modern and architectural, this semi-bezel setting surrounds and protects the stone, making it practical for everyday wear and active lifestyles, while allowing for more light exposure.
Setting from $1,386.00
Bezel Solitaire Setting
Perfect for someone who appreciates refined simplicity, durability, and modern design, this softly rounded band flows seamlessly into the bezel head, creating a modern silhouette that feels both sophisticated and effortless while protecting the stone's edges—ideal for an active lifestyle or everyday wear.
Setting from $859.00
Bezel Set Oval Solitaire Setting
This modern "East-West" bezel setting dramatically frames (and protects) the brilliant oval at its center, creating a low profile while making the stone appear larger.
Setting from $1,388.00
Bezel vs. Prong: What's the Difference?
Unlike a prong setting that lifts the stone above the band on metal tips, a bezel wraps the diamond in a continuous rim of metal for a flush, snag-free profile. Prong settings maximize light exposure and have a classic look, but a bezel offers superior protection and a distinctly modern aesthetic. It's the preferred choice for active wearers, healthcare workers, and anyone who prefers a low-maintenance ring built for real life.
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Does a Bezel Setting Make a Diamond Look Smaller?
A full bezel can slightly reduce the visible surface area of the stone since the metal covers the edges. However, an East-West oval bezel or a half-bezel design can actually make the diamond appear larger by elongating its visual footprint.