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Aster Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet (1 1/5 ct. tw.) in white gold — top view

Aster Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet (1 1/5 ct. tw.)

$2,565.00

Metal 14K White Gold
  • Lifetime warranty — against any manufacturing defect, for as long as you own it
  • 30-day returns — unworn, in its original packaging; return shipping is yours
  • Free insured shipping worldwide, at any order value

This classic tennis bracelet is elevated with the addition of a sparkling pear cut lab diamond at its center. Classic and modern all at once, these lustrous links will add a touch of glam to any look or chic wrist stack.

Bracelet Information

Metal: 14K White Gold / 14K Yellow Gold

Chain Information:

  • Clasp: Box Clasp with Fold Over Safety
  • Length: 7 in.
  • Width: 1/10 in.

Gemstone Details:

  • Type: Lab Grown Diamond

    • Shape: Round
    • Number: 115
    • Min. Carat Total Weight: 1.08
    • Setting: Four-Prong
    • Average Color: F/G
    • Average Clarity: VS
  • Type: Lab Grown Diamond

    • Shape: Pear
    • Number: 1
    • Min. Carat Total Weight: 0.10
    • Setting: Three-Prong
    • Average Color: F/G
    • Average Clarity: VS
Shipping and returns

Made to order in 7-10 working days. Free insured shipping worldwide, at any order value. Import duties and taxes outside the United States are the recipient's responsibility.

Our guarantee

Handcrafted by master artisans. Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

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