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Oval East-West Tennis Lab Diamond Bracelet (7 ct. tw.) 18K Gold offers a refined expression of luxury with its distinctive oval-shaped diamonds arranged in an east-west orientation. Crafted in solid 18K gold, this tennis bracelet features a continuous line of lab-grown diamonds totaling seven carats, creating a balanced and graceful silhouette on the wrist. The unique alignment of the oval diamonds provides a fresh perspective on the classic tennis bracelet style, making it a sophisticated choice for those who appreciate subtle yet undeniable elegance.
- Custom carat options up to 30 carat total allow you to select the ideal look on your wrist
- Lab-grown diamonds of excellent cut, VS1 or better clarity, colorless D-E-F
- IGI, IDT, HRD, SGL, GIA certificates ensure authenticity and high quality of the bracelet
- Available customization in white, yellow, and rose 18K gold to match your personal taste.
- Diamond cuts include round, oval, cushion, pear, radiant, emerald, marquise, asscher, princess, heart, and multishape for versatile design choices.
- Complementary express shipping
- Complementary personalization.
- Complementary signature emerald-green gift box for delightful unboxing experience.
- Natural diamond option available.
Distinctive Appeal and Style
This bracelet’s hallmark is the east-west orientation of its oval diamonds, which lends a dynamic and contemporary feel to the classic tennis bracelet layout. The steady sequence of oval stones emphasizes the elongated shape, creating a sleek, linear shimmer that catches light from multiple angles. Set in 18K gold, the bracelet’s design balances sophistication with modern flair, making it a striking accessory for any occasion. The seamless integration of oval diamonds along the bracelet enhances the visual flow, emphasizing refined craftsmanship and style. Looking for something unique? Our jewellery specialists can help you personalise this design or create a completely custom bracelet tailored to your vision.
Craftsmanship with Precision and Care
Each Oval East-West Tennis Lab Diamond Bracelet (7 ct. tw.) 18K Gold is meticulously handcrafted in solid 18K gold and set with lab-grown diamonds that have been carefully chosen for their exceptional cut, brilliance, and VS1 or better clarity. Made to order, this bracelet can be tailored to your preferred diamond shape, carat weight, and metal color within the design’s scope. Additionally, this elegant piece is also offered with GIA-certified natural diamonds, ensuring an option that meets your standards for quality and authenticity.
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Other jewellery (bracelets, bands, necklaces, earrings) can be certified by IGI, SGL, IDL or HRD.
Carat
- Carat weight has the most influence on diamond value. The weight or size of a diamond is measured in carats (ct.).
- Diamonds of different shapes may appear different sizes for the same carat weight.
- One carat weighs 1/5 of a gram and is divided into 100 points. For example:
0.75 carat = 75 points 1/2 carat = 50 points 1/4 carat = 25 points
- When diamonds are mined, large gems are discovered much less frequently than small ones. This rarity makes large diamonds much more valuable.
- Diamond prices rise exponentially with carat weight. So, a 2-carat diamond of a given quality is always worth more than two 1-carat diamonds of the same quality.
Color
- Diamonds are graded on a scale from colorless to light yellow or light brown. D-F falls within the colorless range, which is considered the rarest and most expensive.
- Fancy colored diamonds are those with hues other than yellow or brown, and they are graded separately.
- The color of diamonds is determined by comparing them to a master set of stones ranging from D (colorless) to Z (most yellow/brown).
- IGI assigns color grades for diamonds in the D-Z range by viewing them through the pavilion in a neutral environment to ensure accuracy.
Clarity
- Clarity evaluates a diamond's freedom from internal and external characteristics that occurred during formation, polishing, or wear.
- Clarity characteristics include inclusions (internal) and blemishes (external).
- Grading the clarity involves observing the number, nature, size, and position of these characteristics.
- IGI grading reports include diagrams showing clarity characteristics, marked in red for internal and green for external features.
- Cut quality significantly affects a diamond's appearance, including its brilliance, dispersion (fire), contrast patterns, and scintillation (sparkle).
- Man-made factors such as planning, proportions, cutting precision, and finishing details determine the diamond's visual properties.
- Diamond faceting has evolved over time, with different shapes and cutting styles available.





























