Silver 5.0 Cttw Black Diamond 4 Prong Milgrain Link Tennis Bracelet
Haus of Brilliance
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Details & care
Unlock the essence of elegance with this enchanting .925 sterling silver tennis bracelet, exquisitely set with 5.0 carats of natural, treated black diamonds that boast an intense hue and seductive sparkle. Each gem, nestled in a quartet of prongs, radiates a mysterious charm, further accentuated by the milgrain detailing on the links, introducing a vintage touch to a modern masterpiece. Rhodium plating enhances the bracelet's resilience and shine, ensuring it remains a timeless tribute to sophisticated style. Measuring 7 inches, it clasps securely with a refined box clasp and latch, promising a perfect embrace around your wrist. This piece isn't just jewelry; it's a statement of bold, undeniable luxury.
- Metal: .925 White Sterling Silver with Rhodium Plating
- Average Gram Weight: 11.637
- Diamond 1 > Clarity: I2-I3, Color: Black, Count: 13, Cut: Excellent, Origin: Natural, Setting: Prong, Shape: Round, Total Carat Weight: 2.50, Treatment: Color treated
- Diamond 2 > Clarity: I2-I3, Color: Black, Count: 12, Cut: Excellent, Origin: Natural, Setting: Prong, Shape: Round, Total Carat Weight: 2.50, Treatment: Color treated
- Item #11238597
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This item has a different return policy. Items sold and shipped by Haus of Brilliance can be returned by mail or to a Nordstrom store within 90 days of when the item shipped and must be in new condition, with tags attached. We can’t accept returns for this item at Nordstrom Rack.
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Haus of Brilliance
Haus of Brilliance brings fine jewelry to everyone. We offer a massive selection of natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, gemstones, and pearls across every style, budget, and moment. Our pieces are made to be worn, enjoyed, and lived in. Because luxury should feel personal. And brilliance should be for all.
