
BraceletIGI
Pear-cut Tennis Bracelet
€1,867
Lab-grown diamonds
Gold
Diamond type
Pear-cut Tennis Bracelet · Yellow 14K · Pear · 35 stones · 3.50 ct · 17.8 cm · IGI Jewellery Report
Made and dispatched in 25–32 business days
- IGI Jewellery Report included
- Officially hallmarked
- Ships from the EU — insured and tracked
- Secure payment
About this piece
The Pear-cut Tennis Bracelet is a lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet in 14K or 18K gold, six lengths from 15.2 to 21.6 cm, IGI jewelry report included, dispatch in 25–32 business days (5–7 for the faster options). A single row of 3 × 4 mm pear-cut diamonds, each held by three prongs and all pointing the same way, so the row flows around the wrist; the pear shows more surface per carat than a round, so 3.50 ct at 17.8 cm looks generous on a row about 3 mm wide and 4 mm high. Lab-grown diamonds, F–G colour, VS clarity, Very Good cut; box clasp; yellow or white gold. Length · stones · total carat: 15.2 cm · 30 stones · 3.00 ct 16.5 cm · 33 stones · 3.30 ct 17.8 cm · 35 stones · 3.50 ct 19.1 cm · 38 stones · 3.80 ct 20.3 cm · 40 stones · 4.00 ct 21.6 cm · 43 stones · 4.30 ct Curated by Kove, checked in Prague before dispatch. One carat line only, so the choice is length and gold; a bracelet for someone who wants a shape other than round. Dispatch in 25–32 business days, or 5–7 business days for the lengths the page marks as faster. Choose the stone on the page: lab-grown diamonds with an IGI jewelry report, or natural diamonds supplied with an HRD Antwerp jewelry report.
- Gold
- Yellow 14K
- Diamonds
- Lab-grown diamonds
- Shape
- Pear
- Stones
- 35
- Total weight
- 3.50 ct
- Quality
- F-G VS; VERY GOOD
- Length
- 17.8 cm
- Width
- 3.0 mm
- Gold weight (min.)
- 5.94 g
- Certificate
- IGI Jewellery Report
Questions
Which length should I choose for my wrist?
Add about 1.5 cm to your wrist circumference: a 16.3 cm wrist takes the 17.8 cm bracelet, which is the default length and the one we most often dispatch faster. Lengths run 15.2 · 16.5 · 17.8 · 19.1 · 20.3 · 21.6 cm — 15.2–16.5 cm for a slim wrist (up to about 15 cm), 19.1 cm and above for a wrist over 17.5 cm or a looser fit. Each length carries its own stone count — Pear-cut Tennis Bracelet: 30 stones (3.00 ct) at 15.2 cm to 43 stones (4.30 ct) at 21.6 cm — and the page shows the exact total carat for every length before you order.
How do I measure my wrist for a tennis bracelet?
Measure the circumference just below the wrist bone with a soft tape measure, snug but not tight — or wrap a strip of paper and lay it against a ruler. Then add about 1.5 cm so the tennis bracelet moves a little; for a 16.3 cm wrist that gives 17.8 cm. Kove offers the Pear-cut Tennis Bracelet in six lengths from 15.2 to 21.6 cm.
14K or 18K gold — what is the difference for a tennis bracelet?
14K for daily wear, 18K for a richer yellow tone; the diamonds, stone count and lengths are identical in both. 14K (hallmark 585) contains 58.3% gold and is harder, so it resists scratches better on a bracelet worn every day. 18K (hallmark 750) contains 75% gold, looks warmer in yellow and costs more per gram; in white gold the visible difference is minimal. The Pear-cut Tennis Bracelet comes in both karats, in yellow or white gold.
Is the bracelet certified?
Yes — every Pear-cut Tennis Bracelet comes with an IGI jewelry report issued for the finished bracelet, not a certificate for each stone. The report states the total carat weight and the quality of the lab-grown diamonds: F–G colour, VS clarity, Very Good cut. Lab-grown diamonds are chemically and optically the same as mined diamonds, which is why a 3.50 ct bracelet costs a fraction of its natural-diamond equivalent.
How long does delivery take?
5–7 business days for the lengths the page marks as faster; 25–32 business days for the others. The page shows the delivery time next to each length. Every bracelet is checked in Prague before dispatch; shipping within the EU is insured and tracked.
