



Princess-Cut Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet
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Details
Squares, corner to corner, with no gap of gold between them. A princess line is the sharpest edge in the bracelet book.
Forty-eight 2 mm squares run the full 7 inches at 2 1/2 ct total, which puts it at the accessible end of the range without thinning out. Four prongs grip the corners, the part of a princess cut that needs protecting most.
Design: Four-prong princess line · Princess-Cut lab-grown diamonds · Box clasp · 7 inches · Available in 14K Rose Gold, 14K White Gold, 14K Yellow Gold.
The gift that starts a tradition. a diamond bracelet marks the moments that matter: an anniversary, a milestone birthday, a well-earned "you did it." It is the piece she will reach for on ordinary mornings and remember exactly who gave her.
Diamond type: Lab-grown diamonds, optically and chemically identical to mined diamonds and graded on the same 4Cs. Total carat weight is nominal; multi-stone weights are approximate and may run slightly light.
Good to know
Is princess-cut the same as square? Yes. Stuller lists the shape as Square; the trade name for a square brilliant cut is princess.
Do the corners chip? They are the vulnerable point on any square brilliant, which is why each corner sits under its own prong. Annual checks keep them tight.
Store it flat, keep it away from harsh chemicals, and have the clasp and settings checked once a year so it stays wrist-ready for a lifetime.
Specifications
Shipping & Returns
Every order ships via complimentary insured UPS Express, signature required on delivery. Ready-to-ship pieces leave us in 2–3 business days; made-to-order pieces in 5–10. Returns accepted within 30 days, and every piece carries our free lifetime warranty.
Answers, before you ask
Your Questions
Q: Is princess-cut the same as square?
A: Yes. Stuller lists the shape as Square; the trade name for a square brilliant cut is princess.
Q: Do the corners chip?
A: They are the vulnerable point on any square brilliant, which is why each corner sits under its own prong. Annual checks keep them tight.
Q: Are these lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?
A: Yes. Lab-grown diamonds are identical to mined diamonds in chemistry, optics and hardness, and are graded on the same 4Cs.
Q: What length is the bracelet?
A: 7 inches, with a box clasp.
Q: What metals is it available in?
A: 14K Rose Gold, 14K White Gold, 14K Yellow Gold.
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