.925 Sterling Silver 1/6 Cttw Diamond X and O Bolo Bracelet

Highlights

• The bracelet is rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver for a bright white finish.
• Seventy-eight round diamonds are set in prong settings across the X and O links.
• Total diamond weight comes to 0.16 cttw, in I-J color and I2-I3 clarity.
• The diamonds are natural stones with no treatment applied.
• A bolo clasp allows the bracelet to adjust along its 9.5 inch length.

Good to Know

• The prong settings leave each round diamond open on the sides, letting light reach the stones from multiple angles.
• Rhodium plating gives the sterling silver a bright white finish that resists tarnish.
• The bolo clasp allows the bracelet to adjust rather than closing at one fixed size.
• The diamonds are graded I2
• I3 clarity, which is lower on the clarity scale.
• As a plated piece, the rhodium layer sits over sterling silver rather than being solid precious metal throughout.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the bracelet made from?

It is rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver, which gives it a bright white finish while the sterling silver forms the base underneath.

How many diamonds does the piece have and what is their total weight?

The piece is set with 78 round diamonds in prong settings, totaling 0.16 ct, in I-J color and I2-I3 clarity.

How does the bolo clasp work for sizing?

The bracelet uses a bolo clasp, which lets the length adjust along the strand rather than closing at one fixed point, and it is listed at a 9.5 inch length.

How should the piece be cleaned and stored?

Wipe it with a soft cloth to remove tarnish from the sterling silver, keep it away from chlorine and perfume, and store it dry and closed when not being worn.

How to Care for Your .925 Sterling Silver 1/6 Cttw Diamond X and O Bolo Bracelet

1. Wipe the piece with a soft cloth to remove everyday tarnish from the sterling silver.
2. Avoid contact with chlorine and perfume to protect the rhodium plating and silver underneath.
3. Store the piece dry and closed when not being worn.
4. Avoid polishing compounds or dips, which can wear down the rhodium plating over time.
5. Clean the diamonds gently with a soft cloth to keep their facets bright.