BEZEL SETTING:
Gem stone or diamond setting where a strip or wall of precious metal encircles the gem.
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Bezel Setting
The most ancient setting technique is Bezel Setting, which holds the gemstone just like a picture frame. Its like a collar of Gold or silver, which is almost wrapped around the gemstone.
Bezel
The surface ring on the watch that surrounds the crystal and holds it in place. On many sports watches, bezels rotate with a ratcheting movement. Rotating bezels may be uni- or bi-directional.
Bezel: With a bezel setting, a rim holds the stone and completely surrounds the gem. It is the upper portion above the girdle of a cut stone.
Bezel - The bezel is the part of a cut stone that protrudes above the edge of a setting. The bezel is also known as the crown.
Bezel Set
A bezel setting is a technique of setting a stone in jewelry. The stone is held in place by first soldering the bezel, or metal ring, to the base of the piece.
Bezel - A smooth metal frame encasing a stone.
Bezel Facets - The eight large, four-sided facets on the crown of a round, brilliant-cut gem, the upper points of which join the table and the lower points join the girdle.
Bezel: In watches, the bezel is the ring that surrounds the watch face. In jewelry, a bezel setting is one where the stones are set in a channel or tube with metal edges folded over to keep the stones in place.
bezel The metal around a stone that holds it in place.
bezel set A stone is set by tightly wrapping metal around it to hold it in place without the use of prongs.
Bezel: A component used to mount settings to ring shanks.
Bezel Setting: A bezel setting is a crafted diskette of metal that holds the gemstone by its girdle to the ring, securely encircling the entire circumference of the gem.
Bezel Setting: A metal rim that surrounds the gemstone to secure it in place by the girdle. The bezel setting style is secure, but does not block light from entering the stone and creating brilliance.
Bezel: the upper portion of the watch that encircles the face and holds the crystal. In some cases, the bezel contains an extra ring to beautify the case, or a rotating ring with a special function.
Bezel set - A setting where the gemstone has been set within a metal encasement surrounding the stone.
Burnish setting - When the gemstone is held in place without the use of prongs or beads and is set flush with the setting's surface.
Bezel-setting
A bezel setting is a method of securing a stone onto a piece of jewelry. The bezel setting is the oldest setting for gems, and it is amazing to consider that this setting has been in use for thousands of years.
Bezel Setting
A diamond that is completely surrounded by a metal. A semi Bezel Setting is a diamond that is only partially surrounded by the metal setting.
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A diamond is completely surrounded by a precious metal border in this setting technique that resembles a picture frame.
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Bezel Settings
The oldest and most basic gemstone setting is the "bezel", derived from the French word "Biseau" meaning chamfered.
Bezel Setting
A basic setting used mainly to set cabochons. The stone is placed onto a base plate, framed by perpendicular wall, which is pressed over a stone to hold it securely in place.
Bezel Facet
On a round brilliant diamond, these are eight large kite shaped facets on the crown. Also called the top main facets.
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Bezel-set: In this style, the stone is secured within a well of metal that is provided with a lip all the way around the stone.
Bezel Setting
A method of setting gemstones in which the stone is held in the mounting by a narrow band of metal, which surrounds the girdle (outside perimeter) of the stone.
Bezel
A technique of stone setting using a thin piece of metal to create a “cup' which is hammered over the stone (as opposed to prong set).
Bezel
A form of any shape which incorporates a continuous groove to fit something, generally a stone. The metal at the top of the groove is then burnished over the edge of the mounted item to hold it, forming a setting.
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BEZEL SETTING
A bezel setting is a way of setting a stone in which the stone is held by a band of metal around the outside of the stone (also known as a rubbed over setting).
Bezel: A facet on the Crown, or upper part of the Diamond above the Girdle.
Bezel: Although it is now often used to refer to the entire ring setting, the bezel is more accurately the term for the metal case which the gem is set into. The ring of metal that surrounds the stone is called the "collet".
Bezel setting: A style of setting which encloses the girdle of a stone. A stone is placed into a tube, the top of which is then hammered over the girdle completely encircling and securing it.
Bezel Facets
The Crown has Eight Bezel Facets. These are Facets that go around the outside of the Crown and are shaped like a Diamond (or Kite Shaped) that link the Table Facet to the Girdle Facets.
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Bezel Setting
A bezel setting is a collar of precious metal that wraps around the diamond.
Bezel
A thin strip of metal that holds a gemstone in place. Used in place of prongs.
Biaxial
A double-refractive gemstone, which has two directions of single refraction or optic axes.
Bezel
Gemstone setting where a strip or wall of metal encircles the gemstone
Bijouterie
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BEZEL: A groove or flange which holds a stone secure in the setting.
BOX SETTING: A stone enclosed in a box-shaped setting with edges of metal pressed down to hold it in place. Sometimes referred to as a "Gypsy" mounting.
bezel - 1. The upper part of a gem, the crown facets, namely those above the girdle. 2.
Bezel - (a) That proportion of a brilliant-cut gemstone above the girdle; same as crown. (b) More specifically, the sloping surface between the girdle and the table.
Bezel Cup: A type of setting designed to hold flat-backed stones in which the top of the setting is burnished over the stone to secure it in place. Generally available in plain edge, serrated edge, or rolled edge styles.
Bezel - A setting where a collar of metal encircles and raises the centrepiece ...
Bezel: A setting for a stone that has a collar instead of prongs to secure the stone ...
bezel A setter's term referring to a layer of metal covering the perimeter of the stone being set. This type of setting makes it difficult to measure diamond diameters accurately. Also see bezel main.
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Bezel Setting
In this style of setting, a metal rim gently holds a gemstone in place by the girdle. The bezel setting guards the gemstone from any damages and yet allows light to enter which creates brilliance and sparkle.
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Bezel - this is a setting used in jewelry, in which a stone is held in place by a band (either plain or with a fancy edging, around the outside of a stone. See also Prong settings.
Bezel Setting
Bezel set ring tends to make the diamond look larger owing to the way it is mounted. Also it is the best setting to be used if you plan to mask or enhance the color of your diamond by the effect of the metal color.
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Bezel Setting
Bezel Setting is a type of setting that holds the stone by a band of metal around the outside.
Bib Necklace
Bib Necklace is a short necklace with multiple strands of ornaments hanging from the front.
Bezel
A Claw Prong is a fancy and unique way of finishing off prongs in the setting of a stone. This is a refined look and quite unique. A Double Claw Setting is extra special for large set stones.
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The ring that surrounds the face of the watch and holds its protective crystal in place. Bezels may rotate around the face of the watch, to calculate elapsed time amongst other applications ...
Bezel Setting
The earliest method of setting stones into a piece of jewelry. The bezel is a band of metal that has been shaped into the size of the gemstone to be placed.
The bezel set diamond bangle bracelet offers a bold, contemporary look. The bezel set bangle is the most durable bangle style, hugging the diamond and protecting the edges from
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Ratchet bezel: A bezel that can turn clockwise or counterclockwise and clicks with a ratchet action as it rotates.
Red Gold: See Rose Gold.
Red Jasper: An opaque, rust-red color of jasper.
bezel
A bezel is a type of setting for a gemstone, where the face of the gemstone is encircled by the setting and held in place from the back.
Bezel setting: Holds a diamond or gemstone in place at the girdle by a thin strip of metal that is soldered onto the band. The bezel setting can either create a smooth, flush, appearance, or leave the gem's crown exposed for extra drama.
Bezel Setting
A bezel setting has a metal rim that encircles the sides of a gemstone and extends slightly above it. The rim, or collar, can stretch around the gem's entire circumferance or around only a portion of it.
bezel - A thin strip of sheet metal wrapped around a stone and soldered in place to hold the stone against a backing of sheet metal.
bicone - A bead shape that is like two cones attached to each other at the wide end of the cones.
Bezel Set: The gem is above the surface of the jewelry and a thin strip of metal is placed around the whole edge of the gemstone. Then it is folded over the gem to hold it in place.
Bezel Setting: A diamond setting that reaches from the bottom to the top of the diamond, protecting any edges. This is a great choice for athletic people who prefer not to take off their ring.
Bezel Setting
A bezel setting holds a gemstone or diamond in place using a thin band of metal that surrounds the stone at its middle, or girdle.
Bezel: Rim of metal that surrounds and secures a stone.
Box chain: A chain with wide, square links that form boxes.
BEZEL
The ring surrounding the watch dial (or face). The bezel is usually made of gold, gold plate or stainless steel.
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Bezel - A collar style setting for a gemstone that offers more protection of softer or delicate minerals such as opal.
Bezel: A continuous groove o a form to fit a stone in a piece of jewelry, with metal at top of groove burnished over the edge of the stone to form a setting.
Bezel... A rim of metal surrounding a gemstone securing it.
Biaxial...Two optic axes or double refraction. Usually crystals in the rhombic, monoclinic, and triclinic system.
Bezel facets
Kite shaped facets also known as top main facets present on the crown of a diamond.
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 See also: Jewel, Stone, Jewelry, Diamond, Gemstone
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