Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Solid 14K Gold

Round brilliant lab grown diamonds, set in a continuous line of four prong solid 14K gold. G to H colour, SI clarity, in a silhouette that has been the standard for a reason. Choose your width, choose your metal, and wear it with everything you own. A Diamond Tennis Bracelet Built for a Real Jewelry Wardrobe Some bracelets are saved for occasions. This one is designed to never come off. The lab grown diamond tennis bracelet is the piece that anchors a jewelry wardrobe. Each diamond is round brilliant cut, G to H colour, SI clarity, set in a four prong solid 14K gold setting with a polished finish and secure box clasp. The silhouette is the classic line bracelet, the one that has held its place in fine jewelry for decades because nothing has improved on it. At 7.25 inches, it fits a standard wrist with the kind of drape that looks considered rather than accidental. Three widths. Two metals. One bracelet that earns its place every single day. Choosing Your Width The difference between 1.9mm and 3.1mm is the difference between a whisper and a statement, and both are correct. The 1.9mm at 2 carats is the most stackable, the one that disappears into a wrist full of gold and still pulls attention. The 2.3mm at 3 carats is the most worn, present enough to stand alone, restrained enough to layer. The 3.1mm at 5 carats is the anchor piece, designed to be the whole point of the wrist. All three share the same diamond quality, the same solid gold construction, and the same silhouette. The width is simply how much you want to say. How These Wear in a Jewelry Wardrobe This bracelet is built to work alongside the rest of what you wear. Stack the 1.9mm alongside a solid gold bangle or a fine chain bracelet when you want diamonds in the mix without taking over. Wear the 2.3mm or 3.1mm alone on a bare wrist when the bracelet is the whole point. It pairs naturally with your fine rings, your gold hoops, and your most-worn necklaces. This is what a considered jewelry wardrobe looks like, one piece that earns its place every single day. KEY FEATURES Solid 14K gold made to be worn daily and kept for decades Lab grown diamonds, round brilliant cut, G to H colour and SI clarity Four prong setting holds each stone securely through daily wear Three widths to choose from, 2, 3, or 5 carats total weight Box clasp closure sits flush with the bracelet line A foundation piece for building a fine bracelet wardrobe SPECIFICATIONS Detail Description Material Solid 14K gold (yellow or white) Finish Polished; white gold rhodium finished Stone Lab grown diamond, round brilliant cut Diamond Color G to H Diamond Clarity SI Total Carat Weight 2 CTW / 3 CTW / 5 CTW Band Width 1.9mm / 2.3mm / 3.1mm Approx. Weight 7.08g / 9.36g / 17.15g Length 7.25 inches Setting Four prong Closure Box clasp Construction Made to order Origin Designed by Camille Jewelry FAQ SECTION Q: Are these lab grown or natural diamonds? A: These are lab grown diamonds, physically and chemically identical to mined diamonds and graded by the same standards. The only difference is origin, not quality, brilliance, or hardness. Q: What do G to H color and SI clarity mean? A: G to H is near colorless, so the diamonds read white to the eye once set in gold. SI means slightly included, with inclusions too small to see without magnification. On a lab grown diamond tennis bracelet at this scale, G to H SI is the grade that looks exceptional in real wear. Q: What is the difference between the three widths? A: All three share the same silhouette, metal, and diamond quality. The 1.9mm at 2 carats is the most delicate and stackable. The 2.3mm at 3 carats is the most versatile, worn alone or layered. The 3.1mm at 5 carats is the most substantial, made to be the centerpiece of the wrist. Q: How should a tennis bracelet fit? A: A tennis bracelet should sit snug enough to stay in place but loose enough to rotate freely around the wrist, usually with about a finger of room. The right fit keeps the diamonds facing up and the bracelet comfortable through a full day. Q: How do I clean a diamond tennis bracelet? A: Soak the bracelet in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap, brush gently with a soft toothbrush, then rinse and pat dry. Doing this every few weeks keeps the lab grown diamonds bright and the gold clear of buildup. Q: Is this a good gift for someone who wears fine jewelry? A: Yes. A woman who already wears fine jewelry will recognize the quality of lab grown diamonds in solid 14K gold right away, and the width choice makes the gift personal. A diamond tennis bracelet is rarely an impulse buy. It is usually the piece she has been deciding on for a while, and this is that decision made for her.