IGI Certified 14K White Gold 6.0 Cttw Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Highlights

• The bracelet is set with 43 round lab-grown diamonds totaling 11 ct.
• Diamonds are graded F-G in color and VS1-VS2 in clarity.
• The metal is 14K white gold, rhodium plated over gold.
• Each diamond is held in a 4-prong setting.
• The bracelet is IGI certified and measures 7 inch in length with a box clasp and latch.

Good to Know

• Total diamond weight reaches 11 ct across 43 stones, a substantial amount for a tennis bracelet.
• Diamonds are graded F-G color and VS1-VS2 clarity, and IGI certified.
• The rhodium plating over gold gives the piece a bright, white finish that resists tarnish.
• The rhodium plating over gold will wear over time with daily use and may eventually need re
• plating.
• The bracelet is only available in a 7 inch length, which may not fit every wrist.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the piece made from?

It is made from 14K white gold, rhodium plated over gold, which gives it a bright white finish and helps shield the metal underneath from wear.

What is the total diamond weight and how many stones does it have?

The piece holds 43 round diamonds set in a 4-prong setting, totaling 11 ct. The diamonds are lab-grown, graded F-G in color and VS1-VS2 in clarity, and IGI certified.

What length does the piece come in?

It is sized at a 7 inch length and fastens with a box clasp and latch.

How should the piece be cared for?

Clean it with soap, water and a soft cloth rather than polishing compounds or dips, since those can thin the rhodium plating over time. Store it separately from other jewelry to help protect the finish and the diamonds' polish.

How to Care for Your IGI Certified 14K White Gold 6.0 Cttw Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet

1. Clean the piece with mild soap, water and a soft cloth to keep the diamonds and metal bright.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and jewelry dips, since they can thin the rhodium plating over gold.
3. Store the piece separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching.
4. Remove the piece before activities involving harsh chemicals or abrasive contact.
5. Dry the piece fully after cleaning before placing it back in storage.