Divinity Tennis Bracelet

Highlights

• Prong settings leave the sides of the cubic zirconia open for light to reach the stones.
• Link construction uses interlocking loops, which give a link chain an even drape.

Good to Know

• Cubic zirconia is laboratory-grown and cut to the facet proportions used for fine gemstones.
• Link-chain construction can make repair straightforward.
• The rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) finish is a surface layer rather than solid precious metal.
• Polishing compounds and dips can thin the plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the piece solid metal or plated?

The piece is rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass), rather than solid precious metal. The plating forms the surface finish, while the alloy beneath it provides the base structure. The lead-free alloy is formulated without lead.

What does the 5 (mm) X 5 (mm) stone measurement refer to?

Each 5 (mm) X 5 (mm) measurement refers to one accent stone, rather than the bracelet as a whole. The cubic zirconia is trillion cut and held in prong settings. Across all of its stones, the piece has 28 ct total stone weight.

How does the bracelet close?

The bracelet uses a lock clasp. Its link construction is built from interlocking loops, a form that gives a link chain an even drape and can make repair straightforward for a jeweller over time.

How to Care for Your Divinity Tennis Bracelet

1. Clean the piece with soap, water, and a soft cloth.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and dips, which can thin the surface layer.