Tennis bracelet - 18 kt. White gold - 7.30ct. tw. Ruby
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Selected by Aitana Soler Solé
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Estimate € 4,100 - € 4,900
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Unbranded white gold 18 kt tennis bracelet with 56 natural rubies totaling 7.30 carats, weighing 12 g and 19 cm long, originating from Mozambico.
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Description of the Jewel
Tennis Bracelet in 18K White Gold with Natural Rubies (7.30 ct) from MOZAMBIQUE
A masterpiece of grace and refinement that reinterprets, in chromatic key, the iconic design of the tennis bracelet. Crafted in precious 18-karat white gold (750‰), this piece combines the classic, fluid mounting structure with a vibrant and precious sequence of 56 natural brilliant-cut rubies, for an overall carat weight of 7.30 carats.
The rubies, carefully selected for their excellent quality and sourced from Mozambique, stand out for a splendid deep dark red hue. The precision of the cut, the symmetry, and the Very Good (VG/VG/VG) polish enhance the light and fire of each gemstone, creating an intense, magnetic play of reflections with every wrist movement.
With a total weight of 12.00 grams and a length of 19 cm, the bracelet offers impeccable, comfortable, and enveloping wear. It is the perfect jewel for those seeking timeless elegance with a bold, regal character, ideal to enhance both special occasions and everyday outfits.
Certification: Accompanying the jewel is the prestigious official Gemmological Report from the ADAMAS laboratory (May 2026), signed by Graduate Gemologist Fabio Bellizzi, attesting to its total natural origin and excellent technical characteristics.
Description of the Jewel
Tennis Bracelet in 18K White Gold with Natural Rubies (7.30 ct) from MOZAMBIQUE
A masterpiece of grace and refinement that reinterprets, in chromatic key, the iconic design of the tennis bracelet. Crafted in precious 18-karat white gold (750‰), this piece combines the classic, fluid mounting structure with a vibrant and precious sequence of 56 natural brilliant-cut rubies, for an overall carat weight of 7.30 carats.
The rubies, carefully selected for their excellent quality and sourced from Mozambique, stand out for a splendid deep dark red hue. The precision of the cut, the symmetry, and the Very Good (VG/VG/VG) polish enhance the light and fire of each gemstone, creating an intense, magnetic play of reflections with every wrist movement.
With a total weight of 12.00 grams and a length of 19 cm, the bracelet offers impeccable, comfortable, and enveloping wear. It is the perfect jewel for those seeking timeless elegance with a bold, regal character, ideal to enhance both special occasions and everyday outfits.
Certification: Accompanying the jewel is the prestigious official Gemmological Report from the ADAMAS laboratory (May 2026), signed by Graduate Gemologist Fabio Bellizzi, attesting to its total natural origin and excellent technical characteristics.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
56
Total carat weight of all stones
7.30
Metal
White gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
7.30
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Ruby
Total weight
12 g
Condition
New
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Mozambique
Circumference
19 cm
Bracelet size
Large (19 cm)
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