wikkidsmaht
Rough_Rock
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The pictures on this forum were invaluable when deciding on a tennis bracelet, and now that I have my early 
Christmas present on my wrist, I thought I'd pay the favor forward.
This is the Whiteflash semi-bezel tennis bracelet in 5.2ctw/10 pts per stone (I had it lengthened by 1/4" to 7 1/4" so it would hang better on my wrist). The diamonds are H&A/F-G color/VS clarity and the setting is white gold.
I'm young and dress in a very Silicon Valley casual style, so I wanted a bracelet I could dress down more easily than the three-prong. However, now that it's here I feel like this bracelet could easily accompany any evening dress and hold its own. The biggest benefit to this setting is the lack of prongs - I hate seeing threads pulled from my sweaters and this bracelet is completely smooth. In addition, the metal semi-bezel adds a bit of presence, though not so much that it feels overwhelming. It's hard to capture the fire being thrown off in pictures, but this little line of sparkle is incredibly gorgeous.
Christmas present on my wrist, I thought I'd pay the favor forward. This is the Whiteflash semi-bezel tennis bracelet in 5.2ctw/10 pts per stone (I had it lengthened by 1/4" to 7 1/4" so it would hang better on my wrist). The diamonds are H&A/F-G color/VS clarity and the setting is white gold.
I'm young and dress in a very Silicon Valley casual style, so I wanted a bracelet I could dress down more easily than the three-prong. However, now that it's here I feel like this bracelet could easily accompany any evening dress and hold its own. The biggest benefit to this setting is the lack of prongs - I hate seeing threads pulled from my sweaters and this bracelet is completely smooth. In addition, the metal semi-bezel adds a bit of presence, though not so much that it feels overwhelming. It's hard to capture the fire being thrown off in pictures, but this little line of sparkle is incredibly gorgeous.
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