Bezel Collection

Finger Ring, Frankish, ca. 600. Creator: Unknown
Finger Ring, Frankish, ca. 600

Finger Ring, Frankish, 7th century. Creator: Unknown
Finger Ring, Frankish, 7th century

Ocean liner watch, Rolex Oyster Perpetual, Queen Mary
OCEAN LINER WATCH: Extremely rare Rolex 14 carat gold self-winding waterproof bubble back wristwatch with sweep centre seconds and Queen Mary dial

Ring with Ingot Bezel, Geometric Period (800-700 BCE). Creator: Unknown
Ring with Ingot Bezel, Geometric Period (800-700 BCE)

Ring with Inlaid Openwork Bezel, Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18 (about 1350 BCE)

Ring: Bezel inscribed "Happy New Year", Egypt, Late Period
Ring: Bezel inscribed " Happy New Year", Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty 26 (664-525 BCE)

Ring with a Scarab Bezel, Egypt, Middle Kingdom-Second Intermediate Period (about 1985-1550 BCE)

Spring carousel
marinastudio

Ring, Iran, 12th-13th century. Creator: Unknown
Ring, Iran, 12th-13th century. Harpies may have held astrological significance, as symbolic depiction of the sign Gemini

Lunar-shaped Ring Bezel and Grotesque Figures, ca. 1620-30. Creator: Noel Rouillard
Lunar-shaped Ring Bezel and Grotesque Figures, ca. 1620-30

Blackwork Print with Two Horizontal Panels and Four Bezels, ca. 1620. After Hans de Bull

Ring with Enamel Bezel, Byzantine, 19th or 20th century (12th-13th century style)

Dress Watch in Gift BoX Date: 1948

Blackwork Print Large Bezel Design Center Surrounded
Artokoloro

Blackwork Print Design Ring Shoulder Bezel Flanked
Artokoloro

Blackwork Print Two Horizontal Panels Pair Lunar-Shaped Fillets
Artokoloro

Blackwork Print Grotesques Fighting Top Large Motif Surrounded
Artokoloro

Box bezel ring; Attributed to Santa Eufemia Master, Greek (South Italian), active 340 - 320 B.C.; South Italy, Europe; 340 - 320 B.C.; Gold; Object (bezel): H: 2 x W: 1.4 x D

Ring with engraved bezel; Unknown; Greece (?), Europe; 525 - 400 B.C.; Gold; Object (bezel): H: 1.4 x W: 1.2 x D: 0.2 cm (9/16 x 1/2 x 1/8 in.), Object (hoop, greatest extent): Diam.: 2.5 cm (1 in.)

Hoop with bezel; Unknown; Etruria; second half of 6th century B.C.; Hoop: gold-plated silver; bezel: gold; Object (bezel): H: 2.1 x W: 1 cm (13/16 x 3/8 in.), Object (hoop)

Ring with oval bezel; Unknown; South Italy, Europe; first half of 5th century B.C.; Gold-plated silver; Object (bezel): H: 0.7 x W: 0.5 cm (5/16 x 3/16 in.), Object (hoop)

Bezel of a ring showing the king venerating the sun-god, from the tomb of the pharaoh Tutankhamun, discovered in the Valley of the Kings, Thebes, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

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The bezel, a timeless adornment that has graced various objects throughout history, holds a captivating allure. From the elegant Ocean liner watch with its meticulously crafted Rolex Oyster Perpetual and Queen Mary-inspired design to the enigmatic Finger Rings of the Frankish era in the 7th century, this small but significant feature has left an indelible mark. Intriguingly, ancient civilizations also embraced the beauty of bezels. The Ring with Ingot Bezel from the Geometric Period showcases an unknown creator's skillful artistry dating back to 800-700 BCE. Similarly, the Ring with Inlaid Openwork Bezel from Egypt's New Kingdom Dynasty 18 (around 1350 BCE) mesmerizes with its intricate details. Even messages were etched onto these exquisite pieces. A ring inscribed "Happy New Year" hailing from Egypt's Late Period speaks volumes about how sentiments were expressed through jewelry during celebrations. Meanwhile, another Egyptian masterpiece featuring a Scarab Bezel transports us to the Middle Kingdom-Second Intermediate Period when symbolism held great significance. Moving forward in time, we encounter The Sabbatai Ring of 1904 adorned with gold and a cabochon star sapphire—a testament to both opulence and craftsmanship. And let us not forget Iran's contribution in creating stunning rings during the 12th-13th century; their unknown creators left behind remarkable legacies. Artistic expression took on new forms as well—the Lunar-shaped Ring Bezel and Grotesque Figures by Noel Rouillard in ca. 1620-30 showcase creativity beyond imagination. Additionally, Blackwork Print with Two Horizontal Panels and Four Bezels from around that same period captivates viewers with its unique patterns and designs. As we delve into history's treasure trove of bezels across cultures and eras, it becomes evident that this unassuming detail possesses immense power—whether adorning a watch, ring, or even a print.