Setting: 18K Yellow Gold over Sterling Silver .925
Primary Gemstone: Genuine Blue Sapphire*
Secondary Gemstone: Genuine Natural Diamond
Length: 8"
Closure: Hidden Box Clasp with 2 Safety Catches
The statement this bracelet makes is a ‘thundering roar’ with a lightning flash!
With 21.11 carats of cushion-cut blue sapphires* and .21 carats total weight I-J color, I3 clarity, round, brilliant-cut diamonds, this vermeil bracelet commands attention. A dramatic blend of depth and dazzle—perfect for collectors who crave bold beauty. The 8x6mm blue sapphires are prong-set and have been enhanced with dye. See below for the details about treated sapphires and other important information. This bracelet is 8" long and closes with a hidden box clasp and 2 safety clips. AdminCode: Q/bor
1. This item is brand new and offered for sale at auction by a manufacturer or individual consignor. The item is in new condition with only the slight possibility of evidence of storage or handling for sale preparation.
2. All weights, sizes, measurements, as well as the color or clarity of any gemstones or diamonds mentioned in the titles, descriptions, introductions, notes or anywhere in the auction catalog shall be considered "approximate" regardless of the inclusion of the word "approximate" or any similar adjective.
3. Props used to aid in photography are NOT included in any lot, unless specified in the title and/or description.
4. Dyed blue sapphires are gemstones whose color has been artificially enhanced with a blue dye. This treatment is different from standard heat treatment, which alters the stone to improve its color. Dyes are used to improve a sapphire whose color is not as intense or transparent as one with no inclusions or blemishes, and sometimes used to fill natural fractures to improve the stone’s appearance. Because dyed sapphires originate with lower quality stones, they are considerably less expensive than those which started with a better quality. This augmentation makes the gemstone look as beautiful as the more expensive ones! GIA reports that dyed sapphires are sometimes stronger and that the dye typically does not fade. However, GIA makes note to avoid paint thinners, acetone, alcohol, and long-term exposure to UV light to keep the color vivid. GIA notes how often dyed gemstones are found in the jewelry market (whether disclosed or non-disclosed was not mentioned): "Encountered in the trade – Occasionally for most gems, and frequently for colored pearls." – GIA
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