Tennis Cluster Bracelet Silver (10mm & 12mm)

Tennis Cluster Bracelet Silver (10MM & 12MM) with a Fully Set Surface A cluster tennis bracelet takes the classic tennis idea and multiplies it: instead of one stone per link there are several, grouped tightly together. The result is a continuous set surface rather than a single row, which is why a cluster reads much wider and brighter than a standard tennis bracelet of the same length. In 10MM and 12MM, in 18 and 21 cm. Product details of the Cluster Tennis Bracelet Brand: Carpe Ice Product type: Cluster tennis bracelet Color: Silver Stones: Cubic zirconia, cluster set Widths: 10MM and 12MM Sizes: 18cm and 21cm Includes: Carpe Ice jewelry box Cluster or classic tennis? We make both, and they are different pieces rather than two sizes of one. A classic tennis bracelet is one stone per link, 3 or 5MM wide. Restrained, and the version that works at the office and next to a watch. A cluster groups several stones per link at 10 or 12MM. Far more surface, far more light, and unmistakably a statement piece. If you want a bracelet people notice from across a room, this is the one. If you want something you can wear every day under a sleeve, take the classic. Getting the size right: note the 21 This bracelet comes in 18 and 21 cm, not the 18 and 20 of our other tennis bracelets, so measure rather than assume. Wrap a strip of paper around your wrist just below the wrist bone and measure where it meets. Add 2 cm at this width, since a wide set band sits higher off the wrist A 16 cm wrist lands on the 18cm, a 18 to 19 cm wrist on the 21cm Err on the roomy side: a wide set bracelet that sits tight presses on the wrist bone Choose your width: 10 or 12 mm 10MM: already a statement, and the more wearable of the two. 12MM: maximum surface, and the widest bracelet in this style we make. At either width, wear it on its own. A cluster is a full field of stones, so anything set alongside it competes. What decides the quality The setting rather than the stone. On a cluster there is far more setting than on a classic tennis piece, so this matters more here: the stones should sit tightly against one another with no visible metal gaps, and the surface should feel smooth rather than gritty under a thumb. Care A cluster has more places for soap and hand cream to collect than any other setting, and that build-up under the stones is what makes it look dull rather than the stones themselves. Brush it regularly and gently with lukewarm water and a soft toothbrush, then dry it fully. Skip ultrasonic cleaners. What to wear it with The matching cluster tennis necklace makes the set. Beyond those two, keep everything plain. See the full tennis collection or all iced out bracelets.