Choose a tennis row or a fine bezel first, then the stone size, the inches and the gold
Choose the kind of bracelet first, then the size of the stones. A tennis row is a full line of diamonds, and those rows were more than half of what sold here in the year. A fine bezel or paperclip bracelet is light enough to stay on every day. Take 14K for wear, and ask the live chat for any grade a listing leaves out.
The stones: are lab grown diamond bracelets real, color and clarity
Yes. A lab-grown diamond is true diamond, made in a lab rather than pulled from a mine. Read the two grades first. D to F color shows no tint, and VS clarity keeps any flaw too small to see without magnification. Most listings print both, and nearly four in five of those sit at D to F and VS or better. A few rows carry pink, blue or yellow lab-grown diamonds, or add ruby, emerald or sapphire, so read which stones a listing names. The lab-grown or mined article shows how a gem lab tells them apart.
Tennis rows: lab grown diamond tennis bracelet, pointer and width
Choose a tennis row by the size of one stone, often named in the title as a pointer. Ten points make a tenth of a carat, and the bigger the pointer, the wider and heavier the row. The 2 pointer is 1.9 mm across, the 10 pointer 3.2 to 3.5 and the 40 pointer 5.5. Rows run from 1.5 points to 2 carats a stone. Of the rows that name a pointer, those under 10 points sold the most in the year. Upside down and three row bracelets are here too. Compare them all on the lab-grown tennis bracelets page.
Fine bracelets: dainty lab grown diamond bracelet, bezel and paperclip
For a bracelet you never take off, start here. The two fine bezel bracelets each weigh under 2 grams, and each sold more pieces in the year than any tennis row. A bezel wraps every stone in a thin collar of gold, so it rarely snags a knit. The paperclip bracelets add lab-grown diamonds to long open links. Nearly two in three bracelets sold in the year weighed under 10 grams. For color, look at the evil eye bracelets, and for mixed shapes the Harmony of Shapes pieces.
Men's bracelets: lab grown diamond Cuban link bracelet for men
Read the grams before the width on a men's piece. The Cuban links run 8 to 21.5 mm wide. They weigh about 31 to 200 grams, so compare the grams with a chain you own. Infinity links, a cross link and a silver skull bracelet sit beside them. Nearly every men's piece comes in 8 inches or more. More are in men's Miami Cuban bracelets and men's diamond bracelets.
Length and gold: lab grown diamond bracelet size, 7 or 8 inch, 14K gold
Measure first. Circle the wrist bone with a paper strip, pull it snug, mark the overlap, and give a tennis row about half an inch more than that. Most women's pieces come in 7 inches. Some rows offer 7, 7.5 and 8 on one listing, and most others come in one length. A bracelet shortened for you is final sale, so settle the inches in the live chat first. Take 14K, the gold of nearly nine pieces in ten, most of it in yellow, white or rose. The bracelet size chart covers the rest.