14K White Gold 6 3/4 Cttw Diamond 4 Stone Link Bracelet (H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity) - 7" Inches

Highlights

• 40 round diamonds are channel-set across the links for a total diamond weight of 6.85 carats.
• The 14K white gold carries a rhodium finish for a bright, reflective white tone.
• The diamonds are natural, with H-I color, I1-I2 clarity, and a Very Good cut.
• A box clasp with a safety latch secures the 7 inch length.
• The channel setting seats each stone between metal walls, leaving no prongs exposed.

Good to Know

• The total diamond weight of 6.85 carats across 40 round diamonds gives noticeable sparkle along the whole length.
• Solid 14K white gold with a rhodium finish offers a bright white tone rather than a plated base metal.
• The channel setting keeps the diamonds secure between metal walls with no prongs to snag on clothing.
• I2 clarity means some inclusions may be visible to the naked eye in certain diamonds.
• The bracelet is fixed at 7 inches with no stated extender for adjusting the fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is this bracelet made of?

The bracelet is made of solid 14K white gold with a rhodium finish, which gives it a bright white, reflective surface rather than a plated base metal.

How many diamonds does this bracelet have and what is the total carat weight?

It is set with 40 round diamonds in a channel setting, for a total diamond weight of 6.85 carats, in H-I color and I1-I2 clarity.

What length is this bracelet and how does it close?

It measures 7 inches in length and closes with a box clasp fitted with a safety latch.

How should I care for this bracelet?

It should be wiped with a soft cloth after wear, cleaned occasionally with mild soapy water, and stored separately to protect the rhodium finish and channel-set diamonds.

How to Care for Your 14K White Gold 6 3/4 Cttw Diamond 4 Stone Link Bracelet (H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity) - 7" Inches

1. Remove the bracelet before swimming, bathing, or using household cleaning chemicals.
2. Wipe the metal with a soft, lint-free cloth after each wear to remove oils and residue.
3. Clean the diamonds periodically with a soft brush and mild soapy water, then rinse and dry thoroughly.
4. Store the bracelet flat in a fabric-lined box or pouch, away from other jewelry that could scratch it.
5. Have the box clasp and channel setting checked by a jeweler once a year to confirm the diamonds remain secure.