14K White Gold White And Treated Blue Diamond Bracelet (4 5/8 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity)

14K White Gold White And Treated Blue Diamond Bracelet (4 5/8 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity)

£6,316.25
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14K White Gold White And Treated Blue Diamond Bracelet (4 5/8 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity)

14K White Gold White And Treated Blue Diamond Bracelet (4 5/8 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity)

£6,316.25

White Diamond. Blue Diamond. Martini Set. 4⅝ Carats.

A tennis bracelet built on colour contrast rather than metal contrast: natural white diamonds and colour-treated blue diamonds alternate along the full 7-inch length, both round-cut, both set in the same 3-prong martini setting. The blue and white stones are the same cut and setting — the only difference is colour, which makes the alternation clean and precise rather than decorative.

Martini setting is a 3-prong technique where the three prongs splay outward from a low base, creating a silhouette that resembles a martini glass in cross-section. The stone sits lower to the skin than a standard 4-prong setting, with a more open base that allows light entry from below. The result is a sleeker profile and a diamond that appears to float above the band rather than sit on top of it.

The blue diamonds are natural and colour-treated — irradiation or HPHT treatment is used to introduce or intensify the blue colour in natural diamonds that would otherwise be near-colourless or light-coloured. This is an established, disclosed treatment. The white diamonds are natural and untreated. Both are H–I colour (white diamond grade), I1–I2 clarity, 4⅝ carats total across the bracelet. Rhodium-plated 14K white gold, box clasp with latch.

  • Total Diamond Weight: 4⅝ cttw
  • Diamond Types: Natural white (untreated) + natural blue (colour-treated), alternating
  • Diamond Grade: H–I colour, I1–I2 clarity
  • Setting: 3-prong martini
  • Metal: 14K white gold, rhodium-plated
  • Length: Up to 7 inches
  • Clasp: Box clasp with latch

White and blue. Natural origin, both disclosed. A tennis bracelet with a colour story.

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