D VVS1 MOISSANITE BRACELETS COLLECTION

Yes, moissanite bracelets are absolutely worth it! You get an even more stunning sparkle than diamond bracelets but at a fraction of the cost. We only use D VVS1 moissanites, giving you the highest quality available.

• More sparkle than diamonds: Moissanite actually has more fire and brilliance than diamonds
• Perfect for daily wear: At 9.25 on the hardness scale, they're tough enough for everyday activities
• Huge cost savings: Get the luxury look of a $10,000 diamond tennis bracelet for under $1,500
• Completely ethical: Lab-created with zero environmental impact or ethical concerns
• Premium D VVS1 quality: The same grade as the finest diamonds

With proper care, your moissanite bracelet will look as brilliant in 20 years as it does today. That's serious value for money.

Understanding the key differences between moissanite and diamond bracelets helps you make the best choice for your jewellery collection and budget.

For bracelets specifically, moissanite's superior fire creates stunning movement and sparkle as light hits the stones from different angles, making them particularly impressive in tennis bracelet designs.

Choosing between tennis and fine bracelet styles comes down to when and how you want to wear them. Here's the breakdown to help you decide.

Tennis Bracelets - Maximum Sparkle:

• The look: Continuous line of uniform moissanite stones that catch light from every angle
• Best for: Date nights, weddings, anniversary dinners, any time you want to make a statement
• How to wear: Usually worn alone so nothing competes with the sparkle, looks amazing with a watch
• The wow factor: People will definitely notice - these are serious head-turners
• Investment level: Higher price but maximum impact

Fine Bracelets - Everyday Elegance:

• The look: Varied designs like stations, clusters, or delicate chains with moissanite accents
• Best for: Daily wear, work meetings, lunch with friends, travel
• How to wear: Perfect for stacking and layering with other bracelets
• The versatility: Goes from coffee shop to cocktail party seamlessly
• Investment level: More accessible pricing, great starter pieces

Size Recommendations:

• Petite wrists: 2-3mm stones for tennis, delicate fine designs
• Average wrists: 3-4mm stones for tennis, most fine styles work
• Larger wrists: 4-5mm+ stones for tennis, bolder statement pieces

Think about your lifestyle - if you dress up often, a tennis bracelet is worth the investment. If you want something beautiful for everyday, start with a fine bracelet.

D VVS1 is the highest quality grade you can get for moissanite - think of it as the "premium grade" that ensures every stone in your bracelet looks absolutely perfect.

What "D Colour" Means:

• Completely colourless: No yellow, brown, or grey tinting whatsoever
• Matches diamonds perfectly: You can't tell the difference in colour
• Bright white in all lighting: Looks stunning in daylight, indoor lighting, even candlelight
• Consistent across stones: Every stone in your bracelet will be identical in colour

What "VVS1 Clarity" Means:

• Virtually flawless: Even jewellery experts need 10x magnification to see any inclusions
• Maximum sparkle: Nothing inside the stone blocks or reduces the light
• Every stone identical: Consistent clarity throughout your entire bracelet
• Investment quality: This is the same clarity grade as premium diamonds

Why This Matters for Bracelets:

Bracelets have multiple stones that need to work together. With lower quality grades, you might get:

• Some stones looking slightly yellow while others look white
• Visible spots or clouds in some stones but not others
• Inconsistent sparkle across the bracelet

With our D VVS1 grade, every single stone delivers identical, exceptional performance. Your bracelet will have uniform beauty and brilliance that rivals the most expensive diamond jewellery.

Getting the right bracelet size is crucial for comfort and security. Here's how to find your perfect fit, plus what size works best for different styles.

How to Measure Your Wrist:

1. Wrap a measuring tape around your wrist bone (where you'd wear a watch)
2. Add 1.5-2cm for tennis bracelets (they need room to move)
3. Add 1-1.5cm for fine bracelets (these can fit closer)
4. Consider if you prefer loose or snug fit

Standard Sizes:

• 16cm: Most common women's size, fits wrists 14-14.5cm
• 17cm: Average to larger women's wrists, 15-15.5cm
• 18cm: Larger women's or smaller men's wrists, 16-16.5cm
• 19cm+: Men's sizes, 17cm+ wrists

Fit Guidelines by Style:

• Tennis bracelets: Should slide around your wrist but not fall off when you shake your hand
• Fine bracelets: Can fit closer to your wrist for a more delicate look
• Statement pieces: Slightly looser is more comfortable for all-day wear

Adjustment Options:

• Extender chains: Give you 1-2cm of flexibility
• Adjustable clasps: Multiple size settings in one bracelet
• Custom sizing: We can make most styles to your exact measurements

When in doubt, go slightly bigger rather than smaller. A bracelet that's too tight will be uncomfortable and may break. Too loose just means it moves around a bit more.