Bezel Engagement Rings Australia

Bezel engagement rings hold the centre stone with a thin rim of metal instead of prongs. If you are looking at bezel styles, you probably want a modern, low-profile ring that stands up well to everyday wear.

• The most protective setting: The metal rim wraps the edge of the stone, which shields it and leaves nothing sticking up to catch on clothing.
• Made for daily wear: The smooth profile suits hands-on lifestyles and anyone who would rather not take the ring off.
• Clean, modern lines: With no visible prongs, a bezel reads quiet and contemporary, and a half bezel lets in more light from the sides.
• Works across stone types: Narrow by material into lab grown diamond bezel rings or moissanite bezel rings.

Choosing a bezel ring means deciding how much metal frames the stone and how the ring sits on the hand.

• Full or half bezel: A full bezel wraps the whole stone for maximum protection, while a half bezel leaves two sides open so more light reaches the diamond.
• Pick the stone shape: Round and oval bezels are the most common, and the rim is especially useful for marquise and pear shapes because it protects the pointed tips.
• Choose the metal: Platinum holds a fine bezel well, and white, yellow and rose gold all work. The metal affects the look more than the security.
• Read the background first: For how a bezel is made and what it means for everyday wear, read the bezel setting guide, then use this page to compare rings.