
Diamond bracelets
Emerald Cut Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 8.68 CT
8.68 ct total, D–F colour, VVS–VS clarity, lab-grown
SKU IMPSG-43658
- Type
- Bracelet
- Total carat
- 8.68 ct
- Diamond count
- 37
- Shape
- Emerald
- Colour
- D–F
- Clarity
- VVS–VS
- Origin
- Lab-grown
- Metal
- Yellow gold
- Purity
- 10K
- Certificate
- IGI, on request
Price, lead time and the diamond certificate are confirmed on enquiry.
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Diamond Details
- Diamond Shape
- Emerald Cut
- Total Diamond Count
- 37 Diamonds
- Total Diamond Weight
- Approximately 8.68 Carat Total Weight (CT TW)
- Individual Diamond Dimensions
- 4.50 × 3.00 mm (0.23 CT/ 23 Pointer)
- Diamond Type
- Premium CVD Lab-Grown Diamonds
- Diamond Color
- D–F (Colorless)
- Diamond Clarity
- VVS–VS
- Cut Grade
- Excellent
- Polish
- Excellent
- Symmetry
- Excellent
- Fluorescence
- None to Faint
- Brilliance
- Exceptional Fire, Scintillation & Light Performance
- Certification
- IGI Certified Certificate Available Upon Request
- Diamond Origin
- Sustainably Grown Using Advanced CVD Technology
- Ethical Assurance
- Conflict-Free, Eco-Conscious & Responsibly Created
Diamond Configuration
- Stone Shape
- Emerald Cut
- Diamond Count
- 37 Calibrated Emerald-Cut Diamonds
- Total Diamond Weight
- Approximately 8.68 CT TW
- Calibrated Stone Size
- 4.50 × 3.00 mm
- Diamond Arrangement
- Precision-matched diamonds arranged in a continuous line
- Design
- Classic Emerald-Cut Tennis Bracelet
- Setting
- Secure Prong / Basket Setting
- Layout
- Seamless, continuous diamond configuration designed for consistent alignment and visual flow
Metal Details
- Metal Purity
- 10K Solid Gold
- Metal Color
- Yellow Gold
- Gold Authenticity
- Hallmarked & Certified for Purity
- Finish
- Premium High-Gloss Mirror Polish
- Construction
- Precision-Engineered Fine-Jewelry Tennis Bracelet
- Bracelet Length
- 6.50 Inches
- Bracelet Profile
- Approximately 2.90 mm
Design Features
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