Tennis bracelet with large round-cut rubies
Bracelets like this were called diamond line bracelets long before the word “tennis” attached itself to them. Large round-cut rubies sit edge to edge, with prongs shared between neighbouring stones so the metal all but disappears. Box clasp with a safety catch. Only diamond is harder than ruby, so it can be worn every day without worry — the stone fears neither water nor ordinary handling. The round cut hides nothing: it has no long axis and no blind zones, so the shape of the stone reads at once and in full. 18K white gold.
Bracelets like this were called diamond line bracelets long before the word “tennis” attached itself to them. Large round-cut rubies sit edge to edge, with prongs shared between neighbouring stones so the metal all but disappears. Box clasp with a safety catch. Only diamond is harder than ruby, so it can be worn every day without worry — the stone fears neither water nor ordinary handling. The round cut hides nothing: it has no long axis and no blind zones, so the shape of the stone reads at once and in full. 18K white gold.
Complimentary insured shipping in signature packaging. Timing and terms are agreed with your manager when you place a request.
Store your piece separately in a soft pouch. Remove before contact with cosmetics and water. Professional cleaning on request.
