3.00 carats of laboratory-grown round brilliants, F in colour and VS1 to VS2 in clarity, set along 17.5 cm of 18K white gold.
Three carats is the everyday weight for a tennis bracelet — substantial enough to read as a diamond line from a normal conversational distance, light enough to wear under a cuff without thinking about it. Grown rather than mined, it lands at a price where that becomes a bracelet you put on in the morning rather than one you keep for occasions.
These are true diamonds: same carbon lattice, same hardness, same optics as mined stones, and nothing about their brilliance gives them away. Our lab-grown stones are certified by IGI, not GIA.
Across a full row, colour consistency matters more than the grade itself. F holds every stone at the colourless end, so no single link reads warmer than its neighbours — the failure mode that makes a mismatched bracelet look cheap regardless of what the certificate says.
Currently unavailable. Heavier version: the 8.00 ct lab-grown bracelet. In natural diamond at a similar weight, see the 3.40 ct F VS.



