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bezel
[bez-uhl]
noun
the diagonal face at the end of the blade of a chisel, or the like, leading to the edge.
Jewelry.
that part of a ring, bracelet, etc., to which gems are attached.
a grooved ring or rim holding a gem, watch crystal, etc., in its setting.
Automotive.the part of a vehicle's bodywork that surrounds a light.
the plastic or metal rim framing and protecting the screen on a phone, tablet, or other device.
Phones without visible bezels have a clean, minimalistic look, but when you’re always holding your phone by its screen, it smudges up pretty fast.
bezel
/ ˈɛə /
noun
the sloping face adjacent to the working edge of a cutting tool
the upper oblique faces of a cut gem
a grooved ring or part holding a gem, watch crystal, etc
a retaining outer rim used in vehicle instruments, e.g. in tachometers and speedometers
a small indicator light used in vehicle instrument panels
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of bezel1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of bezel1
Example Sentences
Pair the glossy burgundy bezel ring with a brushed bronze mesh bracelet or black rubber band.
The ring has a rectangular bezel which is decorated with a central raised panel design with two cross saltires formed from two inside lines and a transverse line forming an open V shape.
In a flash, and through a bevy of bezels and gold, there he appeared.
Made with a distressed steel case, a 18-karat white gold bezel and nubuck alligator strap, this exquisite watch invites you to marvel at the intricacy of seconds without distraction.
Francis Santos combines her love for animals with fashion in these endearing embroidered stud earrings made with stainless steel bezels and gray linen fabric.
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