Round Lab Grown Diamond Buttercup Tennis Bracelet

$1,485.00 USD

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Estimated delivery between October 04 and October 09.


Free standard shipping on all orders.

Each diamond sits in its own crown-shaped collet, where the prongs curl outward like petals to cup the stone rather than gripping it only at the edges - the setting style commonly known as a buttercup. Rather than lining up in one straight row, the diamonds are set in a slightly offset, crisscross rhythm along the band, so consecutive stones sit a touch closer to the top or bottom edge instead of forming a perfectly straight line. That staggered placement gives the bracelet more visual texture than a flat, single-line tennis bracelet.

✦ 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐃𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐬
✧ Shape: Round
✧ Stone Weight: 4.07 CT (For 6.5 Inches)
✧ No of Diamonds: 59
✧ Stone Type: Lab Grown Diamond

✧ Diamond Clarity: VS1+
✧ Diamond Color: E-F

✦ 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐭 𝐃𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐬
✧ Metal Option: 925 Sterling Silver, 10K Solid Gold, 14K Solid Gold, 18K Solid Gold

✧ Metal Tone: Yellow Gold, White Gold, Rose Gold
✧ Setting Type: Prong
✧ Lock Type: Box Clasp
✧ Note: The bracelet's total carat weight is measured for a size 6.5 inches bracelet. If you choose a different size, the carat size will change accordingly.

Free US shipping, made-to-order craftsmanship. Because each piece is crafted specifically for you, production takes 2 weeks (2-3 weeks for tennis bracelets/necklaces, link bracelets, bridal necklaces, and platinum jewelry). Once your order ships, US delivery takes 5-7 business days - free of charge. We also ship to select international destinations, with delivery in 7-14 business days; shipping cost is shown at checkout, while any customs duties or import fees are determined separately once your order ships.
For full details, see our Shipping Policy.

Shop with confidence - 30 days to decide. If your piece isn't right, you have 30 days from delivery to return or exchange it, as long as it's unworn, undamaged, and returned with original packaging, certification, and tags. A 25% restocking fee applies to non-defective returns, and customers arrange their own return shipping. If your item arrives defective, report it within 24 hours with a photo or video and we'll cover the return shipping for you. A few categories are final sale unless defective: personalized/engraved pieces, full eternity rings, tennis bracelets/necklaces, custom orders, and adjustable-length items.
For full details, see our Return & Exchange Policy.

Your DIAGAA piece can include two separate certificates - one for the diamond, one for the finished jewelry. Here's what applies to each.

Diamond certificate - covers the stone
Graded by GIA or IGI for carat weight, cut, color and clarity. Included automatically when each individual diamond meets:

  • Natural diamonds: 0.50 ct each, and above - GIA or IGI
  • Lab-grown diamonds: 1.00 ct each, and above - IGI
  • Fancy color diamonds: 1.00 ct each, and above - IGI

Diamonds under these weights aren't certified automatically.

Jewelry certificate - covers the finished piece
Issued by GSI (Gemological Science International). Included on jewelry priced above $800.
Exceptions: Pieces set with a black diamond or small fancy-color diamond don't include this certificate by default, but one can be added for $35, which extends production by an extra week. Pieces set with a gemstone are not eligible for a jewelry certificate at any price, including on request.

Questions about certification on a specific piece? Ask us at care@diagaa.com.

Round Lab Grown Diamond Buttercup Tennis Bracelet

$1,485.00 USD

$1,485.00 USD

Our Quality

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CUT

VG+

We only procure diamonds that showcase extraordinary brilliance and fiery sparkle.

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CLARITY

VS+

Our diamonds feature minimal inclusions, virtually imperceptible to the naked eye, and are also difficult to see at 10x magnification.

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COLOR

Colorless

This color range, falling between D, E, and F, means there's barely any color detectable. Even an experienced gemologist might find it hard to see any hue at all.