- Is this bracelet real gold and real diamonds?
- Yes. It is stamped 10K white gold, and the stones are natural, untreated round diamonds totaling about 2 carats.
- How does I2-I3 clarity look in person?
- Expect visible inclusions and a slightly cloudy look up close. From a short distance the line of round stones still reads as sparkly, but it will not match a VS-clarity bracelet.
- Will 7.25 inches fit me?
- It fits most average women's wrists with a little room. Measure your wrist and add about half an inch for comfort; if you are above roughly 6.75 inches, it may feel snug.
- Is the clasp secure?
- It uses a box clasp with a tongue and a safety catch, which is a secure design for a tennis bracelet. Check the catch and stone settings regularly, since invisible settings can loosen over time.
- How does it compare with a 14K tennis bracelet?
- 14K gold is more durable and holds its white color longer, and higher-clarity diamonds sparkle more. This 10K, I2-I3 piece gives you the same 2-carat look for less.
- How should I care for it?
- Keep it away from chlorine and harsh cleaners, wipe it with a soft cloth, and have a jeweler check the settings and clasp once a year. Store it flat so the links do not stretch.
- Where is the Fred Meyer Jewelers 2 ct. tw. Diamond 7.25 Tennis Bracelet in 10K White Gold cheapest?
- At Fred Meyer Jewelers, for $1,999.00, as of our latest check.