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9.69 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Emerald Tennis/Line Bracelet, 14K Yellow Gold
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Stone type: | Emerald |
|---|---|
Quantity: | 80 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 3.8 Width: 2 Height: 2 |
Total weight: | 9.69 Ct.Tw. |
Color: | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Color grade | N/A |
Clarity: | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
The following stones comprise the lovely bracelet and are entirely set in 14K yellow gold. I understand that when you are searching for a piece that feels both personal and purposeful, details matter, and origin matters even more. You want a bracelet that does more than sparkle, a bracelet that carries a place, a story, a provenance that resonates every time you wear it. This bracelet answers that need, marrying the warm glow of 14K yellow gold with a carefully selected ensemble of gemstones whose origins define their character. Worn alone it is an elegant signature, layered with other pieces it becomes the statement that completes an outfit, and given as a gift it becomes a legacy that speaks of thoughtful selection and lasting value.
Each gem in this bracelet is a small, brilliant map, chosen for the way its birthplace shaped its color and presence. A Colombian emerald anchors the piece with a rich, verdant green, a color formed over millions of years in the unique geology of the Muzo and Chivor mines, giving it depth and a living, botanical luminosity that feels both rare and renewing. A Burmese ruby contributes a velvety, pigeon blood warmth, a hue born of the high pressure, high temperature conditions of Myanmar that yields rubies with unmatched saturation and heart. A Kashmir sapphire offers a dreamy, velour blue that came from an almost mythic Himalayan valley, where the interplay of mineral content and climate produced sapphires with a soft, watery glow. A Ceylon sapphire from Sri Lanka brings a cornflower clarity and lightness, a different expression of blue that brightens the bracelet and adds a conversational contrast. A Paraiba tourmaline from Brazil injects an electric teal, a neon whisper of color that owes its intensity to traces of copper in its host rocks, a color so modern and arresting it lifts the whole composition. Tanzanite from the Merelani hills in Tanzania offers a rare violet-blue that transforms under changing light, a gemstone born of a singular geological event. Finally a Madagascan spinel or garnet provides a warm, sunset tone that ties the palette to the golden mounting, each stone set to showcase its natural face and origin.
The design reflects reverence for origin in every decision, from the choice of 14K yellow gold to the way each stone is held. Yellow gold was selected because it harmonizes with the earthy roots of these gemstones, it warms the greens and reds, it deepens the blues and teals, and it provides a classic backdrop that ages gracefully. Each setting is minimal where the color wants to breathe, and more protective where a stone’s profile demands it, so you enjoy both beauty and wearability. The stones are arranged to tell a story as they encircle the wrist, one voice flowing into the next, the Colombian emerald gently leading into the warmth of Burmese ruby, the blues moving from Kashmir to Ceylon to tanzanite, and the Paraiba and spinel providing modern punctuation. This rhythm is deliberate, it honors the geological and cultural origins of each gem, and it ensures the bracelet reads as a cohesive, museum quality composition rather than a random assortment. The piece is finished with a secure clasp and invisible links that keep the silhouette clean and the focus on color and provenance.
If you are looking for an heirloom quality bracelet for a milestone celebration, an engagement season accent, or a collector’s piece that encapsulates the world in miniature, this bracelet closes that search. It is for the client who values story as much as brilliance, who prefers a gem’s biography to a mere label, and who appreciates craftsmanship that preserves and highlights origin. I am here to answer any questions about a specific stone’s mine, the cutting approach used, or the care recommended to keep the gold and gems luminous for generations. If you would like additional documentation about origin, or to see the bracelet in person so you can witness the way each stone’s birthplace reveals itself in the light, I will arrange that. This bracelet is not only a beautiful adornment, it is the moment where your search for authenticity, rarity, and timeless design comes to an end.

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