3.33 carats of natural round brilliants in 18K yellow gold, 17.5 cm on the wrist.
Yellow gold changes what colour grade means. Only the metal actually touching a diamond reflects back into its pavilion, and in a claw-set row that contact is small — but on a bracelet it is repeated across every stone, so the warmth accumulates along the line in a way it never does on a single ring. That is why this row is specified D to F rather than lower: the colourless band gives the yellow metal something to warm against, instead of compounding a tint the stone already has.
Clarity is VS, so nothing in the row is visible to the unaided eye. The effect is a warm frame around a cool line — the contrast that makes yellow gold worth choosing here rather than a default.
The same idea in 18K rose gold at 3.54 ct, or in white gold at 3.40 ct with every stone graded F. Full range: tennis bracelet collection.


