Very nice work Colleen - one thing about Ricky Frank's class, you come away learning so much- next time your enamel does not fit in the bezel, you can grind the edges on a wet grinding machine or you can use a corundum stone with water and file the edges

Very nice work Colleen - one thing about Ricky Frank's class, you come away learning so much- next time your enamel does not fit in the bezel, you can grind the edges on a wet grinding machine or you can use a corundum stone with water and file the edges down until it fits - another suggestion that is also used in stone setting is to place a piece of string in the bezel cup with an overhang- then place your piece in - and lift out with the string-  

The setting ain't bad, kiddo - soldering those rings isn't easy and it looks great! your bezel edges need to seal the enamel piece in-  then burnish the edges for a smooth finish - put some masking tape over the enamel so you don't scratch it while you

The setting ain't bad, kiddo - soldering those rings isn't easy and it looks great! your bezel edges need to seal the enamel piece in-  then burnish the edges for a smooth finish - put some masking tape over the enamel so you don't scratch it while you are pressing the bezel edge around.