3.92 carats of round brilliants run the full circuit of this bracelet — no bare clasp panel, no filler links. Overall length 17.5 cm, in 18K white gold.
The stones are graded F to G in colour and VS1 to VS2 in clarity. That one-letter spread is worth understanding, because it is what sets the price. F is the last of the colourless grades; G is the first of the near-colourless. Laid in a row against rhodium-finished white gold, it is not a difference the eye picks apart — but the market prices it, and here the saving went into carat weight instead.
Our 3.40 ct tennis bracelet in straight F sits just below this one in weight and just above it in colour. The choice between them comes down to whether the letter on the grading report or the length of the diamond line matters more to you.
VS1–VS2 means every inclusion needs ten-power magnification to find. Spread across a full row, each stone is small enough that nothing reaches the unaided eye.
For the same F–G specification with substantially more weight, the 7.93 ct version is built the same way.




