- Is this bracelet real sapphire and diamond?
- Yes. It uses genuine sapphires and genuine diamonds set in sterling silver. The diamonds are small accents, so expect modest sparkle from them.
- Can I wear it every day?
- Sapphire is hard and holds up well, but sterling silver tarnishes and the settings are delicate. It is safer for occasional wear, and you should avoid water, perfume and harsh cleaners.
- How does it compare with an all-diamond tennis bracelet?
- It costs less than diamond-only bracelets and gives a bolder blue look. Diamond-only pieces in white gold are more durable and more neutral, but they lack the color contrast.
- What size is it, and can it be resized?
- It comes in a standard tennis-bracelet length with a box clasp and safety catch. A jeweler can usually shorten or lengthen a silver line bracelet, but check the setting before altering it.
- Does it come with a warranty or certification?
- Effy jewelry typically includes a limited warranty against manufacturing defects, and gemstone details are listed on the product card. Keep the receipt and paperwork for any claim.
- Will the silver turn my skin green?
- Sterling silver can leave a dark mark on some skin, especially when it tarnishes or reacts with lotions. Keeping it clean and dry reduces this.
- Where is the Effy Sapphire & Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Sterling Silver cheapest?
- At Macy's, for $437.50, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Effy Sapphire & Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Sterling Silver?
- Rated 3 out of 5 from 15 ratings. Buyers like: Strong and durable; Pretty bracelet with midnight blue stones; Wear it everyday with no issues so far. Common complaints: Bracelet broke, repeatedly for some; Stones look practically black with little to no blue color.
- Where can I buy the Effy Sapphire & Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Sterling Silver?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Macy's, Belk.
