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Sterling silver tennis bracelet with round lab-grown diamonds and box clasp
Lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet in sterling silver on wrist
Sterling silver tennis bracelet with continuous row of round diamonds and box clasp
Sterling silver tennis bracelet with round lab-grown diamonds and box clasp
Lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet in sterling silver on wrist
Sterling silver tennis bracelet with continuous row of round diamonds and box clasp

1.00 ct. t.w. Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Sterling Silver

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$399
Indulge in a classic style for less than you'd ever expect! Our timeless tennis bracelet shimmers from end to end with 1.00 ct. t.w. round b…
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Item 992299

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Sterling Silver
18kt Gold Over Sterling
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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

The GIA's cut grading system for round brilliant-cut diamonds evaluates seven components, including brightness, fire, scintillation, weight ratio, durability, polish, and symmetry. The grade reflectis the collective performance of facet angles and proportions rather than any single measurement.

Industry Insight

A lab-grown diamond is not a diamond simulant. In fact, it's the same material as a mined diamond, both compositionally and structurally. Gemstones like cubic zirconia and moissanite are distinct minerals that approximate diamond's appearance without sharing any of its properties. The gift of a lab-grown diamond holds its value.

The Perfect Gift

Diamond's April birthstone designation emerged from two distinct historical processes. It began back within ancient lapidary traditions, associating diamond with April across independent cultural frameworks. It was the early 20th-century commercial standardization that formalized those associations into the 1912 American National Retail Jewelers Association list, tying the month definitively to the hardest natural substance on earth.

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