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Beethoven's symphony Nr.5 : I included this as an example with the sole intent to convince you, that beauty is not limited to the visual aspect. Sure, usually when we say something is beautiful we are referring to things that we see. However, there are beautiful things in life that we hear, or touch, or even taste.

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The golden ratio (1:1.618) is widely regarded as the most beautiful ratio in mathematics and nature. It appears as aesthetically pleasing, appearing from sunflower seed patterns to the great Pyramids of Giza.

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"The Starry Night" painting by Vincent Van Gogh. Being one of the most recognized painting in the western world, it is beautiful as people would appreciate it. It also depicts a starry night that is rather harmonious and gives a soothing, calming experience to whoever is looking at it

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Something or someone that looks timeless, fits with it’s environment, creates a sense of harmony

-J. Yau

-- This definition is rather concise, and accurately describes how something "beautiful" should interact with other things.

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A trait or quality that something possesses that someone else appreciates

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To a large extent I agree. First of all, society and culture plays a huge role in shaping the way people perceives standards of beauty. Currently, there are many medias that would instil different notions of beauty into the public. These media would show pictures or articles that would define the notions of beauty, thereby influencing the public and persuading them into thinking what the articles define would be the definitive standard of beauty. For example, online social medias such as Facebook and Instagram would occasionally show photos of models and fashion. These photos would show how a beautiful model that is agreed upon by the society is defined. This would affect many people in the society into collectively defining the standards of beauty. Researches also show that people are likely to be affected by their peers and thereby changing their notions of beauty. Hence we can see how society and culture would affect the notions of beauty.