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BEZEL SETTING [1 record]

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Record 1 2006-07-10

English

Subject field(s)
  • Jewellery
CONT

The bezel setting creates a metal frame that surrounds the stone. Not only is this a nice way to make your stone look larger, but it can also conceal nicks and chips around the girdle.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Joaillerie et bijouterie
CONT

Le serti clos (ou rabattu). Il s'effectue en rabattant sur la pierre enchâssée dans la «douille» le métal qui l'entoure au niveau du feuilletis [ou du rondiste (pour le diamant)].

CONT

Le serti clos ou «en tube». Une bande de métal, qui entoure le diamant et le maintient en place, est soudée à la monture. Par le passé, on utilisait surtout le serti clos avec les cabochons [...] De nos jours, on l'utilise de plus en plus pour sertir les diamants. La bande de métal peut entourer partiellement ou totalement le diamant.

Spanish

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