Solid Womens Diamond Cut Mariner Bracelet 10K/14K Yellow Gold

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Grading report, appraisal & luxury presentation box — included

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Conflict-free diamonds set in solid gold

Description

Solid White Pave Mariner Bracelet | 10K or 14K Yellow Gold. This bracelet is fully customizable, so you can pick your metal purity length and width above. Once you selected your metal purity length and width, you can see the adjusted gram weight above the price.

-100% REAL GOLD

-LIFETIME WARRANTY

-LIFETIME MAINTENANCE

-LIFETIME UPGRADE

-15 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

-FREE SHIPPING

-FINANCING AVAILABLE

Diamond & setting details

SettingPave

Metal10K

Shop with Confidence

Every pair of diamond studs from NYC Diamond District is carefully inspected for quality, authenticity, and craftsmanship before it reaches you. Your purchase includes independent diamond certification, a professional appraisal and authenticity inspection, and a luxury earring box, all included at no additional cost.

Exceptional diamonds. Transparent quality. Confidence with every purchase.

Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?

Yes. Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically identical to mined diamonds — they are real diamonds, created in a controlled environment rather than the earth.

What does CTW (total carat weight) mean?

CTW is the combined carat weight of the pair. A pair listed as 4 CTW has approximately four carats total, with each stud weighing about two carats. Look for the total carat weight to compare sizes accurately.

Are your diamonds certified?

Every pair includes independent diamond certification along with a professional appraisal, so your purchase is fully documented.

What's included with my purchase?

Independent diamond certification, a professional appraisal and authenticity inspection, and a luxury earring gift box — all at no additional cost.

Can I see them in person?

Yes — book an appointment to try them on at our New York, Los Angeles, or Texas showrooms.

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