- Is this bracelet solid gold or plated?
- It is 14k white gold, not plated base metal. White gold is usually rhodium-finished, so the bright white surface can wear over years and be re-plated by a jeweler.
- Why does the diamond clarity vary so much?
- The listing grades stones from VS1–VS2 down to I2. That spread is common in bracelets built to a total carat target, and it means some stones are eye-clean while others may show inclusions.
- Will a 7-inch bracelet fit me?
- Seven inches fits most average women's wrists with a little drape. Measure your wrist and add about half an inch for comfort; larger wrists need a jeweler to add links.
- How does this compare with a lower-carat tennis bracelet?
- This one carries about 4.92 carats at 4.5mm wide, so it looks heavier on the wrist than a typical 1–2 carat line bracelet. The trade-off is mixed clarity rather than uniform high-grade stones.
- What is included with the bracelet?
- Expect the bracelet itself with its clasp. Ask the seller about a box or certificate before buying if those matter to you.
- Where is the Primal Gold by: Karat White Diamond Tennis Bracelet cheapest?
- At Goldia, for $2,270.99, as of our latest check.