14K White Gold 7.0 cttw 4-Prong Set Lab Grown Diamond 7" Tennis Bracelet

Highlights

• Fifty-two round lab-grown diamonds total 7 ct across the piece.
• Each diamond is held in a 4-prong setting that leaves the stone open to light from the sides.
• Diamonds are graded G-H for color and SI1-SI2 for clarity, with an excellent cut.
• The bracelet is 14K white gold, rhodium plated over gold, measuring 7 inch in length.
• A box clasp with latch secures the bracelet on the wrist.

Good to Know

• Fifty-two round lab-grown diamonds total 7 ct, a substantial weight for a tennis bracelet.
• The 4-prong setting leaves each diamond open to light from multiple sides.
• The box clasp with latch offers a secure fastening method.
• Rhodium plating over gold will eventually wear and may need re
• plating over time.
• SI2 clarity diamonds may show minor inclusions compared to higher clarity grades.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the bracelet made from?

The bracelet is made from 14K white gold that is rhodium plated over gold, giving it a bright white finish. The setting holding the diamonds is built from the same metal.

How many diamonds are in the piece and what is their total weight?

The piece is set with 52 round lab-grown diamonds in a 4-prong setting, totaling 7 ct. The diamonds are graded G-H for color and SI1-SI2 for clarity, cut to an excellent standard.

What length is the bracelet and how does it close?

The bracelet measures 7 inch in length and fastens with a box clasp with latch. This is the length as listed for this piece.

How should I care for the piece?

Clean it with a soft cloth and mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals or polishing compounds that can wear down the plating. Store it separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching, and remove it before activities that could expose it to impact or abrasion.

How to Care for Your 14K White Gold 7.0 cttw 4-Prong Set Lab Grown Diamond 7" Tennis Bracelet

1. Wipe the piece gently with a soft, lint-free cloth after each wear to remove oils and residue.
2. Clean it occasionally with mild soap and warm water, then dry thoroughly.
3. Avoid polishing compounds, dips, and harsh chemicals, as they can wear down the rhodium plating.
4. Store the piece separately in a soft pouch or lined box to prevent scratching against other jewelry.
5. Remove it before swimming, exercising, or household chores to reduce exposure to impact and chemicals.