- Is 9K white gold good for a diamond bracelet?
- Yes. 9K gold is 37.5% gold alloyed with other metals, which makes it harder and more scratch-resistant than 18K. The trade-off is a slightly warmer, less bright white tone that depends on rhodium plating.
- What does 3ct diamond weight mean here?
- It is the total weight of all the diamonds in the bracelet, not one stone. Spread across a full line, each diamond is small, so the look is a continuous row of sparkle.
- How does a claw setting compare with a channel setting?
- Claw settings hold each diamond with small metal prongs, letting more light reach the stone for more sparkle. Channel settings sit flush and snag less but show less of each diamond.
- Will the bracelet snag on clothing?
- Claw-set tennis bracelets can catch on fine knits and hair because the prongs sit above the surface. Many owners wear them for occasions rather than heavy daily use for this reason.
- Does white gold stay white?
- White gold is rhodium plated to get its bright white finish, and that plating wears thin with wear. Periodic re-plating restores the color.
- Where is the 3ct Diamond Tennis Bracelet Claw Set in 9K White Gold cheapest?
- At The Diamond Store, for $4,650.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the 3ct Diamond Tennis Bracelet Claw Set in 9K White Gold?
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 9 ratings.