Is this a real diamond tennis bracelet?

Yes. It is set with 33 diamonds totaling 3.56 carats in 14K white gold, with 11 sapphires adding 1.00 carat. The diamonds run in a continuous line, which is the defining feature of a tennis bracelet.

What is the difference between this and a plain diamond line bracelet?

The sapphires. A standard tennis bracelet is diamonds only; this one mixes in 11 three-millimeter sapphires, so it reads slightly more colorful and less uniform than an all-diamond line.

How long is the bracelet and will it fit?

It is 7 inches long, the most common women's bracelet length. That fits most average wrists; larger wrists may find it snug, and there is no extension.

What kind of clasp does it use?

A box clasp, which sits flush against the wrist and is standard on fine line bracelets. Have a jeweler check its tension periodically, since box clasps can loosen over years of wear.

Does white gold stay white?

14K white gold is alloyed to a white tone and often rhodium plated for extra brightness. The plating wears over time, so expect re-plating every few years to keep the original look.

Is it suitable for everyday wear?

It can be worn often, but 3.56 carats of diamonds in a line setting is dressier than a casual piece. Many owners reserve line bracelets this heavy for evenings, events and formal outfits.