Bracelets

Diamond tennis bracelets, gold bangles, and link bracelets, set and inspected at 76 W 47th Street in New York's Diamond District. We sell both lab-grown and natural diamonds, side by side, and every piece says plainly which it is.

A tennis bracelet is priced by what's actually in it: total carat weight, the number of stones, the clarity and color grades, and the grams of gold holding it together. We list those numbers on every piece, because that's what you're paying for. If two bracelets look the same and one costs less, the spec table will tell you why — usually stone count or gold weight — and we'd rather you know than guess.

Most of the line is 14k gold in yellow, white, or rose, with gram weight on every listing. If you're between a tennis bracelet and a bangle, the difference on the wrist is movement: a tennis bracelet drapes, a bangle holds its shape.