About this piece

This handmade 18k white gold bracelet combines classic elegance with contemporary design. Seven high-quality lab-grown diamonds totalling 5.14 ct (colour F, clarity VS) are held in bezel settings on oval links. The finely textured nugget surface creates an appealing contrast to the clear brilliance of the stones. The bezel setting fully encloses each diamond and offers optimal protection. A secure box clasp with two safety catches completes the piece. LGD stands for lab-grown diamond. These diamonds form in a laboratory under high pressure and intense heat and have the same physical and optical properties as natural diamonds.
We work exclusively with reclaimed precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum.
  • Material
    18k palladium white gold, recycled
  • Setting
    Bezel setting
  • Gemstones
    7 lab-grown diamonds, 5.14 ct in total, colour F, clarity VS
  • Cut
    Classic oval cut, faceted
  • Clasp
    Box clasp
  • Finish
    Nugget surface
  • Marks
    750 mark
  • Origin
    Handmade in Deidesheim, Germany
  • Delivery
    Includes a jewellery box
  • Birthstone
    April
  • Meaning
    Strength & eternal love

Measurements & fit

Open size guide
  • Diamond size
    approx. 5 x 7 mm (classic oval)
  • Link width
    approx. 13 mm
  • Bracelet length
    18 cm

Shipping

Pieces over EUR 10,000 are sent as an insured valuables transport, with the date arranged after the order. Every piece is checked before shipping and packed in our jewellery box.

Collection from our workshop at Marktplatz 6 in Deidesheim is possible during opening hours, no appointment needed.

Returns

Jewellery can be returned within 14 days, an email to info@goldschmiede-krack.de is enough. Returns are shipped insured with UPS: we send a label to print out, and UPS collects the parcel.

Engraved pieces are made individually and are therefore excluded from exchange.

Workbench at Goldschmiede Krack with pliers, files and tools

From our workshop in Deidesheim

Each piece is made individually at the bench. From the first sketch to the final polish, everything stays in one pair of hands.

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