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Sterling silver tennis bracelet with blue simulated sapphire stones and clear CZ accents
Blue-stone tennis bracelet on wrist with sterling silver setting and clear CZ accents
Sterling silver tennis bracelet side view with blue simulated sapphire and clear stones
Sterling silver bracelet with blue simulated sapphire stones and clear CZ stones along links
Sterling silver tennis bracelet with blue simulated sapphire stones and clear CZ accents
Blue-stone tennis bracelet on wrist with sterling silver setting and clear CZ accents
Sterling silver tennis bracelet side view with blue simulated sapphire and clear stones
Sterling silver bracelet with blue simulated sapphire stones and clear CZ stones along links

5.25 ct. t.w. CZ and 5.00 ct. t.w. Simulated Sapphire Tennis Bracelet in Sterling Silver

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$149
The tennis look has never been so chic! This gorgeous tennis bracelet dances with sparkling 5.25 ct. t.w. round CZs and 5.00 ct. t.w. round …
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Item 830597

2 Gemstone Choices
Simulated Sapphire
Simulated Ruby
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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

Cubic zirconia was developed in a Soviet laboratory in the 1970s as a synthetic alternative to diamond, produced by stabilizing zirconium oxide into a cubic crystalline structure. The material was commercially adopted for jewelry almost immediately because it solved the specific problem of replicating diamond's optical character at a cost that made wide production practical.

Built For Ease

For a tennis bracelet or diamond line bracelet, the clasp is part of the reassurance. A double latch clasp gives high-value, continuously set jewelry the secure closure such pieces deserve.

Made With Purpose

A secondary latch engaging the tongue in a locked position is what distinguishes a box clasp with a safety catch. The extra mechanism requires deliberate disengagement before the clasp can open, adding a second failure point that makes accidental release significantly less probable.

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