Heart-Shaped Ruby Tennis Bracelet with Diamond Accents 18k/14k/9k/Pt950/S925
Heart-Shaped Ruby Tennis Bracelet with Diamond Accents 18k/14k/9k/Pt950/S925
Elevate your style with the exquisite Heart-Shaped Ruby Tennis Bracelet, a stunning piece that combines the brilliance of rubies with the sparkle of diamond accents. Crafted in your choice of 18k, 14k, or 9k gold, as well as Pt950 platinum and S925 sterling silver, this bracelet is designed to make a statement. The heart-shaped rubies are carefully set to create a romantic and elegant look, while the diamond accents add a touch of luxury. For those who prefer a more affordable yet equally beautiful option, we also offer a version with cubic zirconia (CZ) in a sterling silver setting. This versatile bracelet is perfect for any occasion, whether it's a special event or an everyday accessory. Its timeless design ensures it will be a cherished part of your jewelry collection for years to come. Embrace the elegance and sophistication of this Heart-Shaped Ruby Tennis Bracelet, and let it be a symbol of love and beauty.
Lab-Grown Gemstones, Uncompromised Brilliance – Wholesale Pricing, Zero MOQ
Engineered for Creators:
Precision Gemstones at Scale
- Color Mastery
Rubies: Burmese Blood Red → Pink Champagne
Sapphires: Royal Blue → Fancy Vivid Yellow
Emeralds: Colombian Deep Green → Zambian Forest
- Size Without Limits
Micro Stones: 0.3-1ct (Pavé & Cluster Settings)
Statement Stones: 5-50ct (Centerpiece & Carvings)
- Speed Meets Flexibility
1-Piece Prototyping → 10,000ct Bulk Orders
48hr Sample Delivery | DDP Shipping to 150+ Countries
Natural v.s. Lab-grown:
identical sparkle, 70% cost savings
Application scenarios
For Retailers: Ethically sourced, vibrant lab-grown gems at competitive prices to attract customers.
For Artists: High-quality, consistent gemstones for limitless creative designs.
For Factories: Reliable supply and precision-cut stones for efficient production.
FAQ
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