Is a bezel setting good for an emerald-cut stone?

Yes. Emerald cuts have clipped corners that chip easily, and a bezel wraps metal around the whole edge, protecting them. The trade-off is that the metal covers part of the stone's outline.

Which band width should I pick?

1.5 mm is the most delicate and suits small stones and stacking. 3 mm is a middle ground for daily wear. 4.5 mm is the most substantial and balances a larger stone.

Will the low profile make it hard to stack with a wedding band?

A low head sits close to the finger, so a straight band usually sits flush against it. A contoured band may still be needed if the bezel is wide.

Is $1,799 a good price?

Holden is the only store pricing it new at $1,799 as of November 5, 2026, so there is no lower competing price to check against. Compare the metal and stone specs at that price before deciding.

The ring ships from Holden; the listing does not detail packaging or a certificate, so confirm with the store before ordering.

Where is the Holden Square Bezel Solitaire Ring cheapest?

At Holden, for $1,799.00, as of our latest check.

Holden Square Bezel Solitaire Ring

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Our take on the Holden Square Bezel Solitaire Ring

The Holden Square Bezel Solitaire Ring sets an emerald-cut stone in a square bezel on a low-profile head, with a plain band offered in 1.5 mm, 3 mm or 4.5 mm widths. The bezel surrounds the stone with metal on all four sides, which protects the corners of an emerald cut and keeps the setting low on the finger. It is sold new at $1,799 at Holden as of November 5, 2026, and no other store lists it new, so there is no competing price to compare against.