Emerald Bezel Lab-Grown Engagement Ring — 18K Gold
From $2,300
A smooth metal rim, current full-to-half bezel options, and direct ring prices in one place.
A bezel setting holds a diamond within a fitted metal rim rather than exposed prongs. Full, partial and half bezels change how much of the edge is framed; the exact height and wedding-band fit still depend on the individual ring profile.
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A full metal rim can make the visible outline feel more defined than a prong setting. A narrow, precisely fitted bezel preserves more of the face-up diamond, while a wider rim creates a stronger metal frame.
It depends on the basket height and the shape of the ring profile, not the bezel alone. Check the side view on the product page or ask us to confirm band clearance for the exact design.
A full bezel provides continuous metal coverage around the diamond edge. A half bezel leaves two sides open for a lighter profile. Both require correct fabrication and routine inspection for everyday wear.
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