.925 Sterling SIlver 1.00 Cttw Marquise Link Bracelet

Highlights

• Set with 111 round diamonds totaling 1 carat in a pave setting.
• Diamonds are natural and untreated, rated I-J for color and I2-I3 for clarity.
• Rhodium plated .925 sterling silver gives the piece a bright white finish over a silver base.
• Measures 7.5 inches long and fastens with a box clasp.
• Marquise-shaped links define the bracelet's design.

Good to Know

• Contains 111 natural diamonds totaling 1 carat set pave-style across the marquise links.
• Rhodium plating gives a bright white finish that resists tarnish better than bare silver.
• The box clasp offers a secure, straightforward closure at 7.5 inches long.
• I3 clarity means inclusions may be visible to the naked eye.
• As a plated finish rather than solid rhodium, the surface layer can wear thin with heavy use over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the .925 Sterling SIlver 1.00 Cttw Marquise Link Bracelet made from?

The bracelet is crafted from rhodium plated .925 sterling silver, meaning a bright white rhodium layer sits over a sterling silver base rather than solid rhodium metal. This plating gives the piece its reflective white finish while the silver provides the structure underneath.

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

It is set with 111 round diamonds in a pave setting, totaling 1 carat combined. The diamonds are natural, untreated, and rated I-J for color and I2-I3 for clarity.

What length is the bracelet, and how does it close?

It measures 7.5 inches in length and fastens with a box clasp.

How should I care for the bracelet?

Clean it with a soft cloth to keep the rhodium plated silver bright, since sterling silver naturally darkens with air exposure over time. Avoid harsh chemicals that could affect the plating or the pave-set diamonds.

How to Care for Your .925 Sterling SIlver 1.00 Cttw Marquise Link Bracelet

1. Wipe the piece with a soft, lint-free cloth after each wear to remove oils and keep the rhodium plating bright.
2. Store it flat in a fabric-lined box or pouch, away from other jewelry, to prevent scratches to the plating.
3. Remove it before swimming, showering, or applying lotions and perfumes, as chemicals can dull the rhodium finish over time.
4. Clean the diamonds gently with a soft brush and mild soap solution, then dry thoroughly before storing.
5. Avoid rubbing or polishing with abrasive cloths, which can wear through the rhodium layer and expose the silver beneath.