14K White Gold 1/2 Cttw Diamond by Yard Bracelet

Highlights

• Ten round diamonds totaling 0.5 ct sit in prong settings along the length of the bracelet.
• The metal is 14K white gold with a rhodium plated finish.
• Diamonds are natural, with H-I color and I1-I2 clarity.
• The bracelet measures 7 inches and closes with a lobster claw clasp.

Good to Know

• The bracelet totals 0.5 ct across 10 natural round diamonds set in prongs.
• The rhodium plated finish over 14K white gold gives a bright white surface.
• The lobster claw clasp is a secure style of closure.
• The diamonds are I1
• I2 clarity, which is a lower clarity grade than eye
• clean stones.
• Rhodium plating can wear over time and may eventually need re
• plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the bracelet made from?

The bracelet is made from 14K white gold with a rhodium plated finish. The rhodium layer gives the piece a bright white surface and helps resist tarnish on the gold underneath.

How many diamonds does the bracelet have, and how big are they combined?

The bracelet holds 10 round diamonds set in prongs, with a total diamond weight of 0.5 ct across all the stones. The diamonds are natural, with H-I color and I1-I2 clarity.

What length is the bracelet and how does it close?

The bracelet measures 7 inches in length and fastens with a lobster claw clasp. A lobster clasp closes with a sprung lever, which is a secure style though it takes a little dexterity to fasten.

How should I care for the piece?

Clean it with a soft cloth, and avoid polishing compounds or dips since they can wear down the rhodium plating over time. Diamonds are the hardest natural material, so the stones themselves hold their polish well through regular wear.

How to Care for Your 14K White Gold 1/2 Cttw Diamond by Yard Bracelet

1. Wipe the piece with a soft cloth after wear to remove oils and residue.
2. Clean it gently with mild soap and water rather than polishing compounds or dips.
3. Store it separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching the rhodium plated surface.
4. Remove it before swimming, bathing, or contact with household chemicals.
5. Avoid rubbing or abrasive cleaning near the prong settings that hold the diamonds.