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Gold-plated bracelet with multicolored round bezel gemstones and small chain links
Gold-plated bracelet with multicolored round gemstones worn on wrist
Gold-plated bracelet with pink and blue round gemstones, chain links, and toggle clasp
Gold-plated gemstone bracelet with small oval and round multicolored stones on chain
14kt Yellow Gold-Plated Bracelet with Natural and Simulated Multicolored Gemstones. 7"
Four black Ross-Simons gift boxes in different sizes
Gold-plated bracelet with multicolored round bezel gemstones and small chain links
Gold-plated bracelet with multicolored round gemstones worn on wrist
Gold-plated bracelet with pink and blue round gemstones, chain links, and toggle clasp
Gold-plated gemstone bracelet with small oval and round multicolored stones on chain
14kt Yellow Gold-Plated Bracelet with Natural and Simulated Multicolored Gemstones. 7"
Four black Ross-Simons gift boxes in different sizes

14kt Yellow Gold-Plated Bracelet with Natural and Simulated Multicolored Gemstones. 7"

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Glamorous, expressive, affordable -- Luxe Look designs are making it happen. Our 14kt yellow gold-plated bracelet features a lively line-up …
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Item 249022

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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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How to Fasten a Lobster Clasp

How to Fasten a Lobster Clasp
  1. Press the small lever on the lobster clasp to open it.
  2. Slip the open clasp through the ring at the other end of the chain.
  3. Release the lever to close the clasp.

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The deeper story

A Storied Heritage

Labradorite takes its name from Canada's Labrador Peninsula, where European scientists documented it in 1770 among Inuit people who already knew the stone. Inuit legend linked it to frozen fire from the Aurora Borealis, a myth that mirrors its optical character.

Origin Story

Brazil's contribution to the quartz gem market spans the family's full visual range: deep purple amethyst, yellow-to-orange citrine, and colorless rock crystal, all from Brazilian deposits. Uruguay contributes particularly fine deep amethyst; Madagascar and Zambia add important material in specific varieties. The geographic breadth reflects silicon dioxide's abundance and Brazil's exceptional conditions for gem-quality crystal formation.

Stone Story

Quartz crystals form in large, inclusion-free masses, citrine among them, making it one of the few colored gemstones available in sizes well above five carats without the per-carat price escalation that accompanies rarer species.

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