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Gold tennis bracelet with pink lab-grown ruby rows and box clasp
Pink ruby tennis bracelet on wrist with gold clasp detail
Gold tennis bracelet with pink lab-grown ruby rows and box clasp
Pink ruby tennis bracelet on wrist with gold clasp detail

10.00 Lab-Grown Ruby Tennis Bracelet in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

$249
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Item 243290

2 Gemstone Choices
Ruby
Pink Sapphire
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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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The deeper story

Stone Story

Chromium is responsible for ruby's red, emerald's green, and alexandrite's color-change phenomenon, making it one of the more dramatically versatile trace elements in gemology. In corundum, chromium's presence in the crystal structure produces ruby's characteristic red; in beryl, the same element produces an entirely different color outcome. The element is consistent; the mineral it enters determines what color you see.

Visually Speaking

Often diamond-set, gemstone-set, or engraved, the box clasp has become a design detail in fine jewelry production. The closure becomes a decorative element your gift recipient can use intentionally, rotating it to the front on a necklace rather than keeping it at the back.

Style Notes

Everyday jewelry has less margin for fragile decisions. A double latch clasp belongs on frequently worn pieces because its dual-release mechanism adds security for the days when the jewelry never really comes off.

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