Bezel Wedding Rings

It's a band whose diamonds are each encircled by a rim of metal, set flush or nearly flush with the ring's surface. The style reads sleek and modern and eliminates the snagging and prong maintenance of traditional settings.

They're arguably the best diamond band for it: the metal rim shields each stone's edge, nothing protrudes to catch, and there are no prongs to bend or loosen over decades. They're a favorite of people who work with their hands.

Pavé delivers more continuous sparkle from more stones; bezel delivers cleaner geometry and far greater durability. Many stacks use both — a pavé band for light, a bezel band for structure.

Yes, in most designs — bands with bezels on part of the circumference resize normally. Aurelle makes every band to your measured size and includes free lifetime resizing on resizable styles.

Beautifully — a spaced-bezel band is one of the most popular anniversary rings because it adds diamonds to a stack without competing with the engagement ring. Mixed-metal bezel stacks are a signature modern look.

Single-station bezel bands start in the several-hundred-dollar range; multi-bezel diamond bands typically run into the low thousands depending on carat weight and metal. Lab-grown diamonds bring any configuration down substantially with identical sparkle.