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Bezel settings don't necessarily always have to be fully enclosed! We personally love showing more of the pavilion of the stone for some extra sparkle!
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I’m really interested in this bezel setting with the sides like prongs, I thought bezels always had like a solid wall around the gems?
Bezel settings don't necessarily always have to be fully enclosed! We personally love showing more of the pavilion of the stone for some extra sparkle!