Bezel Engagement Rings

Why it Works: Rather than highlight the industrial minimalism of this bezel setting, pairing the Edifice Ring with the Garden Ring brings attention to the slender band, soft rose cut facets, and the delicate way our bezels frame any focal stone. The Garden Ring is unconventionally curved, featuring two gold bands that crest, dip, and intersect. While there is negative space between this bezel diamond ring and wedding band, the arcing and accented bands of the Garden Ring break up this space in a whimsical way.

Why it works: Who says you can’t add three rings to your wedding stack? We love the way the Curved Wisp Band sits flush with the Construct Ring, imperfectly dipping for this emerald focal stone. Because the wisp band touches both the Construct Ring and the Coronet Band, it almost appears as one large ring with three distinct elements. The bezel setting emphasizes the warming gold details found throughout the stack.

Why it works: Once again, we’ve matched a round focal stone with rounded accent stones for a cohesive stack. The Pensive Ring works well with both the Curved Tinsel Band and the Wavelet Band because each grouping of accent stones incorporates movement. While the Pensive’s accent clusters feature leveled stones, both the Curved Tinsel Band and the Wavelet Band use alternating stone sizes to create weightlessness. The bezel setting serves to ground this buoyant stack.

Why it Works: The bold, puffy bezel setting of the Moonrise Ring fits perfectly with the dipped, domed Amplify Band in both style and structure. This metallic pairing is distinctly modern, bringing the timeless bezel firmly into a contemporary design space. Because the Amplify Band dips in the center, the band travels around the focal stone, the marquise bezel engagement ring resting just at the top of the band. The use of both north-south and east-west facing marquise cut stones adds complexity and sparkle to this stack.

Why it Works: The Ascent Ring pairs an antique rose cut diamond with a slender bezel setting, dramatically tapered band, and bold pear cut accents. The Reverb Ring creates pulsing diamonds by slightly increasing and decreasing the size of the diamond accents as they move around the band. The Ascent Ring mirrors the waves of the Reverb Ring, the east-west facing pear cut diamond side stones growing and rounding to a curve as they reach the side of the bezel setting. Both rings in this stack create movement through accent work, innovating classic design elements for a timeless finish with a modern twist.

Why it Works: An asscher bezel engagement ring is distinctly vintage. The diamond’s windmill pattern and step cuts are indicative of Art Deco jewelry and the bezel setting mirrors the step cuts and draws attention to this unique focal stone. The Interwoven Band is both subtle and complex, pairing marquise cut diamonds with round cut diamonds to create a wave-like pattern. Together, these two rings combine edges with curves to create a subtle contrast held together with diamond brilliance.

Pear cut diamonds mirror each other in this complementary stack. This pear bezel engagement ring sets the focal diamond east to west creating a subtly dramatic asymmetrical composition. The bezel set wedding band features pear cut diamonds set in the same direction as the engagement ring. Because each bezel setting created by designer Melanie Casey is both slender and sleek, the metal framework enhances the stones’ unique shape without overpowering the balance between metal and diamond.

Why it Works: the elongated, yet dramatic, marquise cut makes a powerful statement, especially when the distinct shape is outlined in a bezel setting. Because the Formation Ring features a raised structure underneath the bezel setting, the delicate Morse Code Ring can rest underneath the focal stone with a small amount of negative space. The Morse Code Ring is understated alongside this bold engagement ring, holding a secret message spelling “love” in diamond dots and dashes just for you. We love how a marquise bezel engagement ring adds a touch of modern sleekness to the classic wedding stack.