- Are the diamonds real?
- They are lab grown diamonds, which have the same carbon crystal structure and hardness as mined diamonds. They are graded F color and VS clarity and set in solid 14k gold.
- How does this compare with a mined-diamond tennis bracelet?
- It looks the same to the eye and carries the same 14k gold setting, but lab grown stones cost much less and hold little resale value. Mined stones cost more and hold value better.
- What is the difference between prong and channel settings?
- Prong setting holds each stone with small metal claws, exposing more of the diamond to light. Channel setting recesses stones between two metal rails, which is smoother against skin but shows less of each stone.
- Will a 7-inch bracelet fit me?
- Seven inches is the most common women's bracelet length and suits most average wrists. Measure your wrist and add about half an inch for comfort; larger wrists may need a different length.
- What is in the box?
- The bracelet itself. The listing does not state whether a certificate, appraisal or gift box is included, so confirm with the seller before ordering.
- How should I care for 14k white gold?
- Clean with mild soap and a soft brush, and store separately to avoid scratches. White gold is rhodium plated, so re-plating every year or two restores its bright finish.
- Where is the 9 ct Round Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 14K White Gold 7" cheapest?
- At Bliss Diamond, for $2,876.17, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the 9 ct Round Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 14K White Gold 7"?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.