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Mrs.Z said:
I mix diamond cuts in my stack, I think it looks great. I have an Emerald Cut bangle and three round tennis bracelets that I wear with Two Chanel Coco Crush bangles.

I also don’t think 9 ct total weight is too big….but….I’m a bigger is better kinda girl!
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I don't think 9ct is too big, adding a picture of mine which is roughly the same weight (was trying on this beautiful Cartier watch!). I wear mine all the time and it's the perfect size - actually wish I had got a bit bigger

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Raie said:
I don't think 9ct is too big, adding a picture of mine which is roughly the same weight (was trying on this beautiful Cartier watch!). I wear mine all the time and it's the perfect size - actually wish I had got a bit bigger

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Oh that’s awesome I haven’t seen many emerald cut ones on this forum- would love if you could post another other your whole arms haha- I think it’ll be okay 9 carats just sounds like a lot! Thanks for your post
 
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Raie said:
sparclette said:
Oh that’s awesome I haven’t seen many emerald cut ones on this forum- would love if you could post another other your whole arms haha- I think it’ll be okay 9 carats just sounds like a lot! Thanks for your post
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Here’s a couple others - one stacked against my alhambras and one how I usually l wear it. I never stack together with the alhambras because I think it looks too busy but for size reference the diamonds aren’t that big. When I had my jeweler make it, he said that it really depends on how big you want each emerald cut to be and that it takes more carat weight than round brilliant. Also adding a picture that inspired my piece - KK had on a stack full of them a few years ago
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Hi. This is my first post! I am looking to purchase (actually hook my husband up so he can purchase!) my first tennis bracelet for my 50th bday. I’m looking at lab grown as I’d like to maximize bang for the buck and am hoping to be able to get 7-8 carrots. There is so much information and the process is confusing as different online vendors disclose different things (ex, some disclose the cut quality while others don’t). My first question is - is it
the norm to get a certification certificate for lab grown tennis bracelets as opposed to solitaires? I was looking at Grown Brilliance and everything looks great - except they don’t certify tennis bracelets. Thanks for any help you ladies can offer!
 
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Follow up - I have done more research and see that most do not certify diamonds in tennis bracelets so it’s really important to go with reputable vendor. I think I have narrowed it down to whiteflash or Brian Gavin. looking for recommendations either way, or for another! Thanks again!
 
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minilux said:
Follow up - I have done more research and see that most do not certify diamonds in tennis bracelets so it’s really important to go with reputable vendor. I think I have narrowed it down to whiteflash or Brian Gavin. looking for recommendations either way, or for another! Thanks again!
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I’ve never heard of those retailers but will definitely check them out.

I purchased a Fancy Pink Eternity Ring from Grown Brilliance that is honestly beautiful and exceeded my expectations. I’m definitely considering getting a tennis bracelet from them next. You are correct, you will not get the detail of each stone like you would with a solitaire but they do list the cut, color, clarity, size of each stone, etc., the general specs.
 
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minilux said:
Follow up - I have done more research and see that most do not certify diamonds in tennis bracelets so it’s really important to go with reputable vendor. I think I have narrowed it down to whiteflash or Brian Gavin. looking for recommendations either way, or for another! Thanks again!
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That is correct re: lab reports. Even in natural diamonds, most under .25ct do not come with lab reports. Both of those are very reputable. ID Jewelry is also very reputable and I believe they do lab grown diamonds now too. GL!
 
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Thank you both for your input! I have been going back and forth with WF and am pretty set on going with them. Now I am torn between their 3 and 4 prong settings. I read thru the posts here concerning the new vs old 3 prong settings and I can definitely see the difference. I definitely prefer to see some roundness to the diamonds but I am not certain that the WF 4 prong setting will show that. It’s hard to tell from their photos. Here are my options. I would love to hear opinions:

3 prong: 6ctw, 41 melee at .147 carat each, 3.4mm
4 prong: 6.1ctw, 51 melee at .12 carat each, 3.2mm

I may also have the option to go up one size in each but wanted to give an apples for apples comparison.
Here is a photo of both settings in a 5 ctw bracelets. What do you all think??

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