8.00 carats of laboratory-grown round brilliants, graded F in colour and VS1 to VS2 in clarity, set along 17.5 cm of 18K white gold.
Eight carats is where the argument for lab-grown becomes hard to ignore. On a tennis bracelet the weight is spread across fifty-odd stones, all of which must match in colour, clarity and cut — and matching is where the cost of natural material compounds. Our natural 7.93 ct F–G VS bracelet is within a tenth of a carat of this one and looks much the same on the wrist; put the two prices side by side and you are looking at exactly what mined origin costs, with every other variable held still.
These are diamonds, not simulants: identical carbon lattice, identical hardness, identical refractive index. Nothing about how they return light differs from mined material. Our lab-grown stones are certified by IGI, not GIA.
F is the last of the colourless grades, and on a full row that matters more than on a single stone — a bracelet gives the eye fifty chances to notice a warm one. VS1–VS2 keeps every inclusion at ten-power magnification, invisible unaided.
Currently unavailable. The lighter 3.00 ct lab-grown version is built to the same specification.



