Sterling Silver 6mm Round-Cut Cubic Zirconia Four Prong Tennis Bracelet, 7.25"
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| Artikelnummer | 208918898 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/03/29 | Listenpreis | €28.00 | Modellnummer | 208918898 | ||
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It's your time to sparkle, shimmer and shine with our 925 sterling silver CZ jewelry. This captivating tennis bracelet showcases a line of 29 large round cubic zirconia stones, arranged in four-prong basket settings of polished sterling silver. For all of the radiance of diamonds at a fraction of the cost, grab this 38.25 ct. t.w. CZ tennis bracelet! With those round-cut CZs shining in every direction, it will draw tons of compliments. Wrap your wrist in a dazzling CZs linked in sterling silver. Closing easily with a secure box clasp with a double-safety latch, this tennis bracelet is safe for all-day or all-evening wear. This tennis bracelet is suitable for dressing up any outfit. Add this lovely jewelry to your jewelry collection or gift it today.
- Give her a gift she will cherish forever with an eye-catching tennis bracelet
- Classic tennis bracelet in 925 sterling silver
- Pure brilliance cubic zirconia is cut to ideal cut diamond proportions
- Lovely Black Velvet Bracelet Gift Box Included
- Makes a wonderful gift for any occasion
| Color | Black |
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| Style | Classic |
| Gem Type | Cubic Zirconia |
| Material | Cubic Zirconia, Sterling Silver |
| Stone Cut | Ideal |
| Brand Name | Goldminetrade |
| Chain Type | Link Chain |
| Clasp Type | Box with tongue and double safety |
| Item Shape | Round |
| Metal Type | Sterling Silver |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Length | 7.25 Inches |
| Metal Stamp | 925 |
| Stone Color | Colorless |
| Stone Shape | Round |
| Manufacturer | Goldminetrade |
| Collection Name | All |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
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