
A round-cut diamond bracelet in 18k white gold — bright, clean, made to last.
18K White Gold carries the heft of higher-content gold with the cool neutrality of rhodium finishing — a metal that wears like a quiet statement.
The diamond sits centered in the setting, the metal worked clean around the stone.
Diamond is the daily-wear stone — hardest, brightest, longest-lasting in fine jewelry. Reflects fire in every direction.
Layers with a watch or wears solo. Catches light with every gesture of the hand.
Ready to ship from our Los Angeles atelier.
This piece is complete and in our vault. Before it ships, it passes a final inspection covering stone security, clasp function, finish, and polish.
Solid gold or platinum throughout. No plating, no vermeil, no filled metal. A bracelet takes more contact than any other piece of jewelry, and solid metal is what holds up to it.
Clasps are tested by hand before shipping. If a clasp ever loosens with wear, talk to a jeweler; a closure adjustment is a small job that protects a valuable piece.
Delivered in a custom presentation box, ready to give the moment it arrives.
Warm water, a drop of mild soap, and a soft brush or cloth. Rinse and pat dry. If the piece includes colored gemstones, skip ultrasonic and steam cleaners; vibration and heat can do more harm than good.
Perfume, hairspray, and lotion before the bracelet, never after. Remove it before swimming, workouts, and heavy lifting; chlorine is unkind to gold, and impact is unkind to clasps and stones.
Lay it flat or hang it in a soft pouch or fabric lined box so links do not kink. Keep diamond pieces in their own compartment; diamonds will scratch softer stones and polished gold.
If a stone or the clasp ever feels loose, talk to a jeweler before wearing it again. We will tell you exactly what it needs.
This piece is in stock. It passes final inspection and ships promptly after your order.
FedEx Priority Overnight, fully insured, signature required. Tracking from the moment we ship.
If it is not what you expected on the wrist, return it within 40 days for a full refund.
Not sure between two lengths? Talk to a jeweler before you order and we will help you choose with confidence.
Wrap a soft measuring tape, or a strip of paper marked against a ruler, snugly around your wrist just above the wrist bone. That number is your wrist size, not your bracelet size.
Add about half an inch to your wrist measurement for a tailored fit, or a full inch for a relaxed drape. For a bangle or cuff, measure around the widest part of your hand with your thumb tucked; the bangle has to pass over it.
A bracelet worn daily reads best with a little movement; a piece for occasions can sit closer. If you are deciding between two lengths, talk to a jeweler before you order and we will help you choose.
Natural diamonds, hand set to carry light along the wrist. In a bracelet the stones live in constant motion, which is exactly what diamond brilliance is built for.
Yes. The diamonds in this piece are natural diamonds, selected by our gemologists for how they perform on the wrist, not just how they grade on paper.
Measure your wrist snugly just above the wrist bone, then add about half an inch for a tailored fit or a full inch for a relaxed one. For bangles, measure around the widest part of your hand instead. The full guide is in the fit section above, and a jeweler can help you decide between two lengths before you order.
Often, yes. Many designs can be shortened, lengthened, or built to a different measurement. Talk to a jeweler and we will tell you what is possible for this specific piece and what it would cost before you commit to anything.
Warm water, mild soap, and a soft cloth cover almost everything. Keep colored stones away from ultrasonic cleaners, take the bracelet off before swimming and workouts, and store it flat so links do not kink. The full guidance is in the care section above.
You have 40 days. If the piece is not what you expected on the wrist, return it for a full refund. If it is close but not quite, talk to a jeweler; there is often an adjustment that gets it exactly right.
A bracelet has to fit your wrist, not an average one. Talk to a jeweler before you order and we will help you land on the right length and fit the first time.