- Is this bracelet real 14K gold?
- Yes. The bracelet is made of 14K white gold, which is 58.5 percent gold alloyed with white metals and usually rhodium-plated for a bright finish. It is not gold-plated or gold-filled.
- How does the invisible setting affect durability?
- Invisible settings hold princess-cut stones by their girdles from beneath, so the surface stays smooth. That leaves the edges of the stones more exposed to knocks than prong settings, and a lost stone can require a jeweler to reset the whole section.
- What do I1-I2 clarity and I-J color mean here?
- I1-I2 clarity means inclusions are visible to the eye at close range. I-J color is near-colorless but shows a slight warmth, most noticeable beside higher-grade stones or in yellow-toned light.
- Will it fit my wrist?
- It is a fixed 7.25-inch length with no size options. Measure your wrist and allow a little slack; if you are above roughly 6.75 inches, it may sit tight.
- How does it compare with a prong-set tennis bracelet?
- A prong-set bracelet is easier and cheaper to repair and shows more metal between stones. This one gives a smoother, more continuous sparkle but is less forgiving if a stone comes loose.
- What is in the box?
- The bracelet and its clasp. Presentation packaging varies by seller, so confirm with the store if you plan to give it as a gift.
- Where is the Haus of Brilliance 14K White Gold 1.0 Cttw Invisible Set Princess Diamond Alternating Link Tennis Bracelet (I-J Color, I1-I2 Clarity) 7.25" cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $5,325.60, as of our latest check.