Introducing our Minimalist Thin Chain Bracelet, a refined embodiment of understated elegance and timeless sophistication. This exquisite piece is crafted with the utmost precision and attention to detail, showcasing a delicate chain that effortlessly drapes around the wrist, creating a subtle yet captivating allure.
At its focal point lies a mesmerizing solitaire diamond, weighing 0.25 carats, exuding brilliance and radiance with every glance. Set in a minimalist four prong setting, the diamond takes center stage, its purity and clarity speaking volumes about its quality and craftsmanship.
The slender chain, crafted from 14k solid gold, adds a touch of refinement to the bracelet, ensuring comfort and ease of wear throughout the day. Its minimalist design makes it a versatile accessory, effortlessly complementing any ensemble, from casual attire to formal attire, with its subtle sophistication.
Whether worn alone as a statement piece or stacked with other bracelets for a layered look, our Minimalist Thin Chain Bracelet with a Solitaire 0.25ct Diamond is a symbol of timeless beauty and understated luxury—a cherished addition to any jewelry collection, destined to be treasured for generations to come.
SPECIFICATIONS
Metal : 14k Solid Yellow Gold (available in yellow or rose gold for same price please)
Measurements: available from 6 inches to 8.0 inches.
Diamond Weight: 0.25ct (4.0mm), CVD lab grown diamonds
Diamond Shape: Round
Diamond Clarity: VS2/SI1, very clean and shiny
Diamond Color: F-G
Lab grown diamonds are in fact chemically, optically and physically identical to earth mined diamonds, but are more ethical, beautiful and affordable than any diamond we will ever get out of the earth
The singular difference between lab-created diamonds and mined diamonds is their origin. All of the aspects of a diamond, how it looks, its chemical composition, and its physical properties remain, while all of the bad parts - destructive mining and muddled ethics - are removed.
Lab grown and natural diamonds cannot be differentiated with the naked eye, even to a trained eye. Traditional jewelers' tools such as microscopes or loupes cannot detect the difference between a laboratory-grown diamond and a natural, mined diamond.
