Bracelet

1- Types of Diamond Bracelets:

1. • Tennis Bracelets: Consist of a continuous line of diamonds set in a flexible band, known for their elegance and sparkle.
   • Bangle Bracelets: Solid bands that can feature diamond accents or be fully encrusted with diamonds.
   • Cuff Bracelets: Wide, open-ended designs that may include diamond embellishments.
   • Charm Bracelets: Incorporate diamond-encrusted charms or pendants.
2. Settings:
   • Prong Setting: Holds diamonds securely with small metal prongs, enhancing their brilliance.
   • Bezel Setting: Surrounds each diamond with a metal rim, offering a sleek, secure fit.
   • Channel Setting: Diamonds are set into a groove, aligned in a row for a seamless look.
3. Quality Factors:
   • Cut: Affects the diamond’s sparkle. Common cuts include round, princess, and emerald.
   • Clarity: Refers to the presence of internal or external imperfections.
   • Color: Ranges from colorless to various shades, with colorless diamonds typically more valuable.
   • Carat Weight: The size of the diamonds, with larger carat weights generally being more expensive.
4. Materials:
   • Metal Choices: Common metals include white gold, yellow gold, platinum, and rose gold. Each affects the bracelet’s overall appearance and durability.