- Is a half tennis bracelet worth it over a full one?
- A half bracelet puts the diamonds where they show on top of the wrist and saves on stones and metal at the back. It reads as a delicate accent rather than a full circle of sparkle. Choose a full bracelet if you want diamonds visible from every angle.
- How does it compare with a prong-set tennis bracelet?
- Bezel settings wrap each stone in gold, which protects the edges and keeps the bracelet from catching on clothing. The trade-off is that the metal rim covers part of each diamond, so the stones look slightly smaller and sparkle less freely than prong-set ones.
- What do the diamond grades mean?
- DEF is the colorless range on the GIA color scale, and VS–VVS means very slight to very, very slight inclusions, so flaws are hard to see without magnification. Lab grown stones have the same optical and physical properties as mined diamonds.
- Will it fit my wrist?
- It is 6 inches long with a 1-inch extension and is made to fit wrists measuring 4.75 to 6.5 inches in circumference. Measure your wrist with a tape before ordering, since the extension is what covers the larger sizes.
- Are lab grown diamonds real diamonds?
- Yes. They are diamonds grown in a lab rather than mined, with the same hardness and brilliance. They typically resell for less than mined diamonds, so buy this for wearing, not as an investment.
- What is in the box?
- The bracelet itself. Ask the seller about a certificate or grading report for the stones and about the clasp type if you need those details before buying.
- Where is the Half Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 14k White Gold (0.9 - 1.0 ct tw) cheapest?
- At Linjer, for $1,763.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Half Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 14k White Gold (0.9 - 1.0 ct tw)?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.