Some cool Diamond Bracelet images:
Emerald, Diamond Bracelet
Image by gemteck1
Or, maybe diamonds and emeralds? An original design by Clarke Beattie, part of a suite which included a ring and a necklace with a detachable drop. Fabricated by hand with platinum in the Oscar Heymen workrooms in New York.
The design was rendered in watercolor & ink.
Ruby and Diamond Bracelet
Image by cliff1066™
Thirty-one antique-cut Burmese rubies (totaling 60 carats) possessing the deep, highly-valued color called pigeon’s blood were set into this platinum bracelet designed by Harry Winston, Inc., in 1950. The accompanying 107 diamonds total 27 carats. Burma, particularly the region around Mogok, has been a main source for rubies since the late fifteenth century. Rubies from this region are known for their rich and vibrant color, which is why the term "Burmese Ruby" is synonymous with the finest color rubies. A red to slightly purplish-red color, that is medium-dark in tone, with the vibrancy of the color enhanced by a red fluorescence is called pigeon’s blood.
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Diamond_Bracelet_Bangle_Front
Image by The Daring Librarian
Satin-finish bangle plat bracelet, 14 shiny bezels, 7"L 1.20 carats, 1/4wide
Emerald, Diamond Bracelet
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