bezel? Halo?

[KaeKae]

So this afternoon I've had the show "My Fair Wedding" on while doing things around the house. WE channel must be going a marathon. There just was a scene where the wedding planner takes the bride to look at rings (hers was a fake, so the show is replacing it, how nice!)

anyway, they go to a fairly well known store in NYC, who showed them three lovely rings: a solitaire, a halo and a three stone, all with pave shanks. The bride liked the halo the best, but color me surprised when the saleswoman describes it as a bezel. I could clearly see the prongs. I really thought that a term like bezel was standard in the jewelry business, is it not?

For the record, the store is not one we see often, if at all, here on PS.

 

[ame]

lol I watch that show too, the older ones were way better. Now he just shills his crap. Anyway...they used to go to Michael C Fina I think, and I saw that and said wait what?!!

 

[KaeKae]

that was it, ame! I would have thought they would be more knowledgeable . Maybe she just blurted out the wrong term and the people from the show didn't know better? (yeah, PS can be a dangerous thing, we both caught it right away )

Mr uncle used to buy gifts for my aunt there. She has some beautiful pieces,

 

[madelise]

I wanna watch Hulu only shows clips, and their website only has overviews in text.