Pick the size of each stone first. It sets how wide the row sits and how much gold it carries, and the three rows bought most in the year were slim ones, 2 to 10 points a stone. Every diamond on this page is lab-grown, and nearly every listing prints its color and clarity. Then choose the shape and the gold, and start at 7 inches for her.
Pointer: 2, 5, 10 or 25 pointer lab grown diamond tennis bracelet, width and carats
The pointer counts each stone's weight in points, and each point is one hundredth of a carat. A 10 pointer row holds tenth-carat diamonds. The pointer sets the width, as the table below shows. For every day, take 5 to 10 points a stone. That row sits about 3 mm across and slips under a cuff. From 25 points up the line reads bold across a room. The carat total on a listing is every stone added together. Many titles name no pointer, so judge those by width.
Lab grown or natural: is a lab grown diamond tennis bracelet real
A lab-grown diamond is a diamond. It grows from carbon in a chamber above ground, as hard and bright as a mined stone. Most of ours are E-F color, in the colorless range, and more than half are VS1 clarity, clean to the eye.
Take lab-grown for bigger, whiter stones. Take natural when the bracelet is meant to be handed down, and find those among all our tennis bracelets. A few rows add sapphire, ruby or emerald, so ask us where those colored stones come from.
Shape and setting: round, oval, emerald cut, bezel, upside down or three row
Nearly two in three rows here are round. Oval, emerald cut, pear and heart rows sit beside them. Prongs hold most stones and let in the most light. A bezel, a thin gold rim round each stone, snags less on a sweater. Upside down rows set each diamond point up. For more diamond without a bigger stone, try a two or three row bracelet. Pink lab diamonds run through a few rows.
Length: 7, 7.5 or 8 inch lab grown tennis bracelet, wrist size
Most women wear 7 inches. A man's wrist usually wants 7.5 or 8. Run a strip of paper around the wrist bone, mark where it meets, and allow about half an inch more, so the row turns but never slides over the hand. About a third of our rows let you choose the inches, and the rest come in one length. Settle it before you order, because a bracelet shortened for you is final sale.
Buying: 14K yellow, white or rose gold, the clasp, shipping and returns
Every row is 14K gold but one in platinum, and nearly all come in yellow, white or rose. The three rows bought most in the year close with a box clasp and a safety latch, so ask us wherever a listing is silent. An in-stock bracelet usually ships tracked within two to five business days. For one made to order, the desk gives you the wait. Each purchase comes with an appraisal of its carats and grams.
Returns run fourteen days from delivery, unworn and unaltered. Clear it with customer service first, at service@traxnyc.com or 212-391-3832, and ship it on our return label. We hold back five percent for restocking, plus the return shipping. Write to us on the live chat, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.