Tennis bracelet - 18 kt. White gold - 4.90ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Wonderful diamonds






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This 18-carat white-gold tennis bracelet features 61 natural round diamonds totalling 4.90 ct, graded G colour and VS1 clarity, with an IGI report numbered 10J2166226.
Description from the seller
18 kt white gold tennis bracelet with 61 natural diamonds – 4.90 ct
An elegant expression of fine jewelry, where the brilliance of natural diamonds meets the timeless sophistication of 18 kt white gold.
This refined tennis bracelet is adorned with a continuous row of 61 natural round brilliant-cut diamonds, carefully set to create a harmonious, enveloping sparkle. The brilliance of the stones gently follows the wrist, giving the piece a precious and sophisticated presence.
With an estimated total of 4.90 carats of natural diamonds, it is a creation for those who wish to stand out with a substantial, elegant, and timeless piece of jewelry.
An exclusive handcrafted creation
The bracelet is crafted by our master goldsmith, with meticulous attention to the arrangement of the stones and the details.
This is not a mass-produced creation, but an exclusive piece of jewelry, made to stand out. A one-of-a-kind piece in its specific execution, intended for those who wish to own a bracelet with a distinctive personality that no one else can have in the same configuration.
Jewelry details
* Type: tennis bracelet
* Metal: 18 kt white gold
* Hallmark: 750
* Total weight: 10.31 g
* Length: approx. 19 cm, end to end
* Stones: 61 natural diamonds
* Cut: round brilliant cut
* Estimated total carat weight: 4.90 ct
* Estimated carat weight per diamond: 0.08 ct
* Size of each diamond: approx. 2.80 mm
* Color: G-H
* Clarity: VS-SI
* Finish: Very Good-Good
IGI gemological certification
The bracelet is accompanied by the gemological report from the International Gemological Institute:
* Report number: 10J2166226
* Date: July 7, 2026
* Institute: IGI – International Gemological Institute
The certificate identifies 61 natural round brilliant-cut diamonds, with an estimated total weight of 4.90 carats.
Packaging and shipping
The bracelet is supplied with:
* Original IGI certificate.
* Jewelry box included.
* Fast, insured shipping.
* Tracking code to follow delivery.
Important note for the buyer
The IGI gemological certificate and all published photographs form an integral part of the lot description and document the jewelry’s characteristics. You are invited to examine them carefully before placing a bid.
A highly appealing tennis bracelet, adorned with 61 natural diamonds and the brilliance of 18 kt white gold. A precious creation, ideal for those who love authentic elegance and understated luxury, and one that will add sophistication to any occasion.
#bridaledit_jewellery
Seller's Story
18 kt white gold tennis bracelet with 61 natural diamonds – 4.90 ct
An elegant expression of fine jewelry, where the brilliance of natural diamonds meets the timeless sophistication of 18 kt white gold.
This refined tennis bracelet is adorned with a continuous row of 61 natural round brilliant-cut diamonds, carefully set to create a harmonious, enveloping sparkle. The brilliance of the stones gently follows the wrist, giving the piece a precious and sophisticated presence.
With an estimated total of 4.90 carats of natural diamonds, it is a creation for those who wish to stand out with a substantial, elegant, and timeless piece of jewelry.
An exclusive handcrafted creation
The bracelet is crafted by our master goldsmith, with meticulous attention to the arrangement of the stones and the details.
This is not a mass-produced creation, but an exclusive piece of jewelry, made to stand out. A one-of-a-kind piece in its specific execution, intended for those who wish to own a bracelet with a distinctive personality that no one else can have in the same configuration.
Jewelry details
* Type: tennis bracelet
* Metal: 18 kt white gold
* Hallmark: 750
* Total weight: 10.31 g
* Length: approx. 19 cm, end to end
* Stones: 61 natural diamonds
* Cut: round brilliant cut
* Estimated total carat weight: 4.90 ct
* Estimated carat weight per diamond: 0.08 ct
* Size of each diamond: approx. 2.80 mm
* Color: G-H
* Clarity: VS-SI
* Finish: Very Good-Good
IGI gemological certification
The bracelet is accompanied by the gemological report from the International Gemological Institute:
* Report number: 10J2166226
* Date: July 7, 2026
* Institute: IGI – International Gemological Institute
The certificate identifies 61 natural round brilliant-cut diamonds, with an estimated total weight of 4.90 carats.
Packaging and shipping
The bracelet is supplied with:
* Original IGI certificate.
* Jewelry box included.
* Fast, insured shipping.
* Tracking code to follow delivery.
Important note for the buyer
The IGI gemological certificate and all published photographs form an integral part of the lot description and document the jewelry’s characteristics. You are invited to examine them carefully before placing a bid.
A highly appealing tennis bracelet, adorned with 61 natural diamonds and the brilliance of 18 kt white gold. A precious creation, ideal for those who love authentic elegance and understated luxury, and one that will add sophistication to any occasion.
#bridaledit_jewellery
Seller's Story
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