Alexandra Beth
Classic Diamond Tennis Bracelet
- Regular price
- $38,000.00
- Sale price
- $38,000.00
- Regular price
This Classic Diamond Tennis Bracelet by Alexandra Beth offers an unparalleled display of prestige and classic artistry. Featuring a substantial presence on the wrist, it lets each round-cut diamond take center stage to maximize fire and scintillation. This magnificent piece represents an unbreakable bond, ultimate achievement, and rare luxury, making it a supreme option for honoring momentous life events. It provides a breathtaking, commanding shimmer that transforms any look, serving as a legacy piece that will retain its magnificent allure forever.
Alexandra Beth Fine Jewelry is a New York City-based fine jewelry brand founded by designer Alexandra Beth, whose passion for jewelry began at an early age. Known for blending timeless elegance with a modern point of view, the brand creates refined pieces that feel personal, wearable, and enduring. From everyday essentials to bridal jewelry, bespoke commissions, and heirloom transformations, each design is crafted with exceptional materials and meticulous attention to detail. Based in the heart of the Diamond District, Alexandra Beth offers a highly personalized approach, guiding clients through meaningful purchases and custom creations. Rooted in the belief that every day is worth celebrating, the brand designs jewelry that honors milestones, self-expression, and life's most memorable moments with sophistication and warmth.
Handcrafted from 14K solid gold (available in yellow, white, or rose gold), this 7-inch bracelet features round-cut natural diamonds with G/H+ color and SI clarity, totaling 10 carats with a 4.4 mm width, secured by a push clasp with a safety latch.
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