Cyre-The Sol Diamade Bracelet Gold 750/1000 Lab-Grown White Diamond
Product details
Main material Gold
All jewelry in the Cyre collections is made of base metals with nickel release rates compliant with EC Regulation 1907/2006 and standard EN 1811:2011
Gold metal fineness
Metal fineness refers to the precious metal content of the alloy. So, for example, 750/1000 (AU 750) refers to 75% pure Gold and 25% other precious metals.
Warranty (months) 24
Main stone
Stone Type Lab-Grown Diamond
Colour D-E-F | Clarity VS - VVS
Color White
Stone cut or pearl shape Brilliant / Round
Total Carats (ct) ≈ 1 CT
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