- Will a 6-inch bracelet fit me?
- Measure your wrist snugly and add about half an inch for comfort. A 6-inch bracelet suits wrists around 5.5 inches; larger wrists will find it tight or unwearable.
- What does internally flawless clarity mean?
- IF means no inclusions are visible at 10x magnification, the top clarity grade below flawless. In a slim bracelet the stones are small, so the grade matters less than cut and sparkle.
- Is it solid gold or plated?
- It is 14k gold, so the color runs through the metal rather than sitting in a plating that wears off. 14k is harder than 18k and holds up better to daily wear.
- Can I wear it every day?
- Yes, with care. Take it off for gym sessions, swimming and sleeping, and check the clasp regularly, since slim tennis links and clasps are the first parts to wear.
- How does it compare with a diamond bangle?
- A tennis bracelet is flexible and follows the wrist; a bangle is rigid and takes knocks better. For stacking and a delicate look, the tennis line wins; for durability, a bangle does.
- What should I check before buying?
- Confirm the total diamond carat weight, the clasp type and whether the length can be adjusted. Those three details decide how it wears and how secure it is.
- Where is the Lana Skinny Diamond Tennis Bracelet, 6"L cheapest?
- At Neiman Marcus, for $3,265.00, as of our latest check.