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Yellow gold ruby and diamond tennis bracelet with pink gemstone links and sparkle accents
Yellow gold ruby and diamond bracelet worn on wrist, pink stones with small diamond accents
Yellow gold ruby and diamond tennis bracelet with pink gemstone links and sparkle accents
Yellow gold ruby and diamond bracelet worn on wrist, pink stones with small diamond accents

C. 1990 Vintage 6.14 ct. t.w. Ruby and .45 ct. t.w. Diamond Bracelet in 18kt Yellow Gold. 7"

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$4,995

$3,515
C. 1990. Diamonds and rubies, oh my! From the vaults of our esteemed Estate collection comes this luxe bracelet, all aglow with 6.14 ct. t.w…

Item 207662

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Industry Insight

Ruby's precious stone classification (one of only four, alongside diamond, sapphire, and emerald) gives it a standing in fine jewelry that has held across every major gemological tradition for centuries, reflecting a cross-cultural consensus about rarity, optical quality, and durability that positions ruby as a fundamentally different category of gift.

Quality & Value

On high-value pieces, a figure-8 safety is standard practice. It's a recognized secondary closure for fine jewelry where the cost of accidental loss makes an added retention step worth the slight inconvenience.

Made With Purpose

A push-button foldover clasp releases with one press rather than requiring you to manually disengage the locking tab. The button does that work for you, making the clasp easier to open while keeping the folded-lock security intact.

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