No reserve price - Bracelet Silver - 19.50ct. tw. Ruby
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Unbranded 925 sterling silver tennis bracelet, 28 African ruby main stones totaling 19.5 carats, 18 cm length with 18K yellow gold vermeil plating and a secure box clasp, new in condition, with no laboratory report.
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Exclusive 18K Gold Vermeil African Ruby Tennis Bracelet
Bring the beauty of African rubies to your wrist with this stunning tennis bracelet from D'joy—a perfect reflection of refined beauty and exceptional craftsmanship. The piece features a continuous, brilliant row of African rubies, renowned for their rich and captivating red hue.
Meticulously crafted in 925 sterling silver, the bracelet features premium 18K yellow gold vermeil plating (a 2.5-micron thick layer of solid 18K gold, which is five times thicker than regular gold plating). This ensures a long-lasting, mirror-like shine and the luxurious look and feel of solid gold. Finished with a secure box clasp, this elegant piece offers safe wear and a comfortable fit for sensitive skin.
Detailed Specifications:
Style: Tennis Bracelet
Size: 18 cm
Main Gemstone: African Ruby
Stone Cut: Oval Faceted Cut (6x4 mm)
Number of Gemstones: 28
Total Gem Weight: 19.5 ct
Base Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
Plating: 18K Vermeil Yellow Gold
Clasp Type: Secure Box Clasp
Important Notes for Buyers:
The gemstones have not been additionally laboratory/gemmologically tested; all specifications are based on the manufacturer's original data.
Color Variation: Actual colors of the gemstones and gold plating may vary slightly due to lighting conditions during photography or individual monitor/screen settings.
Exclusive 18K Gold Vermeil African Ruby Tennis Bracelet
Bring the beauty of African rubies to your wrist with this stunning tennis bracelet from D'joy—a perfect reflection of refined beauty and exceptional craftsmanship. The piece features a continuous, brilliant row of African rubies, renowned for their rich and captivating red hue.
Meticulously crafted in 925 sterling silver, the bracelet features premium 18K yellow gold vermeil plating (a 2.5-micron thick layer of solid 18K gold, which is five times thicker than regular gold plating). This ensures a long-lasting, mirror-like shine and the luxurious look and feel of solid gold. Finished with a secure box clasp, this elegant piece offers safe wear and a comfortable fit for sensitive skin.
Detailed Specifications:
Style: Tennis Bracelet
Size: 18 cm
Main Gemstone: African Ruby
Stone Cut: Oval Faceted Cut (6x4 mm)
Number of Gemstones: 28
Total Gem Weight: 19.5 ct
Base Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
Plating: 18K Vermeil Yellow Gold
Clasp Type: Secure Box Clasp
Important Notes for Buyers:
The gemstones have not been additionally laboratory/gemmologically tested; all specifications are based on the manufacturer's original data.
Color Variation: Actual colors of the gemstones and gold plating may vary slightly due to lighting conditions during photography or individual monitor/screen settings.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
28
Total carat weight of all stones
19.50
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
19.50
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Ruby
Total weight
13.8 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Circumference
18 cm
Bracelet size
Medium (18 - 18.5 cm)
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