Bezel Diamond Engagement Rings

• Yellow gold

  For a ring with superior value with a traditional and warming hue, our 9k and 18k yellow gold bezel engagement rings are truly meaningful. Want to see more? See our full yellow gold engagement ring collection.

• White gold

  9k and 18k white gold bezel engagement rings define modern beauty and effortless elegance. This metal is perfect for a sleek look. See our full white gold engagement ring collection.

• Rose gold

  The 9k and 18k rose gold bezel engagement ring collections are popular choices for those who appreciate vintage jewellery, encompassing a soft and romantic vibrancy. See our full rose gold engagement ring collection.

• Palladium

  A striking metal that won't change colour over time, palladium bezel engagement rings are a brilliant choice for a clean and charming piece of jewellery. See our full palladium engagement ring collection.

• Platinum

  Naturally and brilliantly white, platinum bezel engagement rings are one of the most precious and durable metals. See our full platinum engagement ring collection.

• Round engagement ring

  The round diamond engagement is a simple yet classic shape that is one of the most popular choices among jewellery pieces. This shape is excellent in catching the light and maintaining its worth. See our collection of round bezel engagement rings.

• Princess engagement ring

  A chic and feminine shape, the princess diamond engagement ring is modern and romantic. It is cut in a square shape to catch the light and sparkle. See our collection of princess bezel engagement rings.

• Pear engagement ring

  The pear diamond engagement rings, also known as teardrop, is a unique shape ideal for those with unique tastes. One end is rounded and another pointed, showing off the natural brilliance of the diamond. See our collection of pear cut bezel engagement rings.

• Heart engagement ring

  A romantic shape, the heart diamond engagement rings is a distinguished shape that is the perfect gift for a loved one. See our collection of heart shaped bezel engagement rings..

• Emerald engagement ring

  The emerald cut diamond engagement ring is a rectangular, unique shape with a large open table and cropped corners. They have a vintage feel and are perfect for those wanting something different. See our collection of emerald cut bezel engagement rings.

• Asscher engagement ring

  A squared emerald shape, asscher diamond engagement rings are timeless and vintage with an art deco feel.  See our collection of asscher bezel engagement rings.

• Oval engagement ring

  The oval diamond engagement rings is similar to found with 58 facets, however, is an elongated shape, appearing larger than a round diamond with the same carat weight. This ring gives the illusion of a longer, slender finger. See our collection of oval bezel engagement rings.

• Marquise engagement ring

  The marquise diamond engagement rings is a long, boat-shaped diamond with curved sides and pointed ends. It is similar to the oval shape in that it appears larger than a round diamond with the same carat weight. See our collection of marquise bezel engagement rings.

• Cushion engagement ring

  The cushion diamond engagement rings is also known as 'pillow-cut'. A square diamond with round corners, it has a vintage design and is perfect for a unique character. See our collection of cushion bezel engagement rings.

• Radiant engagement ring

  The radiant diamond engagement rings is characterised by cropped corners akin to the princess or emerald diamond. With 70 facets, this is a vibrant and beautiful shape. See our collection of radiant cut bezel engagement rings.

• Solitaire engagement ring

  The solitaire engagement ring is a sophisticated and timeless design that is perfect for anyone who appreciates elegant glamour. A single diamond stone is showcased in the band for a delicate and clean look.

• Shoulder engagement ring

  This design features a central diamond stone with shoulder diamonds on either side to enhance and decorate the piece. The diamond shoulder ring is a great way to get the extra sparkle.

• Halo engagement ring

  A luxurious and dazzling style, the halo engagement ring features a decadent diamond in the centre with a flawless halo of smaller stones around it. This style is great for a bolder look without wanting to spend a lot more money.

• Cluster engagement ring

  The cluster diamond engagement ring boasts a cluster pattern of diamonds set in a pattern or a glamorous piece that makes a statement. Eye-catching and unique, the cluster ring style is a brilliant way to give the illusion of a bigger diamond.

• Tension engagement ring

  A unique and modern style, the tension engagement ring compresses the diamond to hold it in place so that it looks like it is suspended. This style is perfect for somebody who wants to stand out from the more classic options.

• Vintage engagement ring

  Our vintage engagement ring collection is one of the most beautiful and unique collections, offering varied and glamorous pieces available in many different diamond shapes and styles.

• Three-stone engagement ring

  Also known as the trilogy ring, the three-stone engagement ring is symbolic of the past, present, and future. A romantic and thoughtful design that represents your relationship with your partner, this style features three diamonds set delicately in the band.

A bezel is a thin metal frame connected to the surface of a ring. Its function is to hold the gem in place firmly and securely. For most bezel set diamond rings, the bezel is actually what is known as a 'partial' bezel, which means that not as much metal covers the stone's surface, and the back may also be open to allow the light to shine through. While still secure, partial bezel settings are particularly popular for bezel-set engagement rings to let the beauty of the diamond take centre stage.

Discover the ultimate guide to engagement ring styles.

Yes. When the gem is set into the bezel, the jeweller carefully and expertly presses the metal sides inwards to hold the stone in place. Because the bezel is compressing the stone evenly along all of the edges, it keeps it in position and prevents the stone from twisting or moving. Each bezel has to be made specifically to fit the stone. The advantage a bezel has over a prong setting is that a bezel won't snag or run the risk of becoming bent, which could loosen the stone.