.925 Sterling Silver 1/4 Cttw Diamond Station and S Link Bracelet

Highlights

• Set with 40 round natural diamonds in a miracle setting, totaling 0.25 ct.
• Diamonds are graded H-I color and SI2-I1 clarity.
• Made of rhodium plated .925 sterling silver.
• Measures 7 inches in length and closes with a box clasp with latch.
• Features an S link chain design.

Good to Know

• Set with 40 natural round diamonds totaling 0.25 ct in a miracle setting.
• Rhodium plated .925 sterling silver gives the piece a bright white finish.
• Box clasp with latch secures the bracelet on the wrist.
• Rhodium plating is a surface layer over sterling silver, not solid precious metal throughout.
• Diamond clarity of SI2
• I1 means inclusions may be visible depending on the stone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the bracelet made from?

The bracelet is rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver, which gives it a bright white finish. The rhodium layer sits over a sterling silver base, and the piece is not solid precious metal throughout.

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

The piece holds 40 round diamonds set in a miracle setting, with a total diamond weight of 0.25 ct. The diamonds are natural, with H-I color and SI2-I1 clarity.

What size is the bracelet and how does it close?

It measures 7 inches in length and fastens with a box clasp with latch. This is the single length the piece is offered in.

How should the piece be cared for over time?

Wipe it with a soft cloth to remove everyday tarnish from the sterling silver base, and keep it away from chlorine and perfume. Store it dry and closed when not being worn to help keep the metal bright.

How to Care for Your .925 Sterling Silver 1/4 Cttw Diamond Station and S Link Bracelet

1. Wipe the piece with a soft cloth to remove everyday tarnish from the sterling silver.
2. Avoid contact with chlorine and perfume, which can dull the rhodium plated finish.
3. Store the piece dry and closed when not being worn.
4. Clean with soap and water rather than polishing compounds or dips, which can wear down the rhodium layer.
5. Wipe the diamonds gently with a soft cloth to keep their facets clear of buildup.