Name: Tennis Bracelet in Gold
Brand: Esterah
Price: 65.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Game, set, match. Now you can sport the timeless tennis bracelet in cubic zirconia and gold.

This classic bracelet features a single row of brilliantly cut cubic zirconia (CZ) stones. Each stone is meticulously set in opulent 16k gold-plated sterling silver.

The warmth of the gold is a perfect partner for the cool sparkle of the cubic zirconia. This CZ tennis bracelet has a neutral glow that pairs with anything.

Consider it your go-to accessory for on and off the court.

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Adjustable length (16-18cm)

Lobster clasp

16k gold-plated sterling silver

3 mm round-cut cubic zirconia

COLOURING: Warm-coloured gold and cool sparkle pair well with skin tones that are neutral to warm.

HEIGHT AND BUILD: You’ve got room to flex. This bracelet is adjustable to fit wrists from small to medium. The delicate style can match a small frame or contrast with a powerful build.

STYLE: A little preppy, a lot elegant. This tennis bracelet style is classically feminine, refined and subtly glamorous.

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Tennis Bracelet in Gold

£65.00

Materials we have used

MATERIAL

16k Gold Plated Sterling Silver

16k gold is even more pure than 14k gold. Very bright and rich-looking, 16k gold is still a great option for daily jewelry. It resists denting, scratching, and tarnishing.

Here, we’ve used a full 1 micron of 16k gold plating. While gold-plated jewellery often gets a thinner layer of just 0.5 microns, 1-micron gold plating will maintain its finish for far longer.

Under the gold plating is 925 sterling silver, the standard for fine silver jewellery that endures. Silver gives this gold strength and durability yet holds its value.

MATERIAL

Sterling Silver

We love sterling silver for its laid-back lustre. It’s brighter than white gold and also far more accessible.

Plus, silver is the lightest weight of the white metals, which means you can wear sterling silver without worry.

In its pure form, silver is too soft to be used in jewellery, which is why jewellers mix silver with stronger metals. The standard for fine silver jewellery is 92.5% pure silver, or 925 sterling silver.

925 sterling silver contains the ideal percentage of pure silver for jewellery that lasts. For an even brighter look on certain pieces, we opt to add a fine coating of pure silver and anti-tarnish plating

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