Ascendant Diamond Tennis Bracelet
The Ascendant Diamond Tennis Bracelet boasts a substantial, premium foundation of up to 11 grams of solid 14K gold. Each round, Amorati lab-grown diamond is cradled in a meticulously engineered basket setting designed to catch the light from every conceivable angle. It carries a deliberate, grounding weight, a physical reminder of the hard work, milestones, and personal triumphs that brought you to this exact moment.
When compared to standard tennis bracelets, the Ascendant Bracelet utilizes richer gold weight and offering a breathtaking spectrum of diamond sizes from 2.0 to a spectacular 10.0 total carat weight. This is not a piece reserved for the safety of a velvet box; it is an investment in yourself, built with the structural integrity required to be worn proudly through every chapter of your growing legacy.
Product Specifications
- Style: Tennis Bracelet
- Metal: 14K White Gold or 14K Yellow Gold
- Metal Weight: 6.4 to 11.0 grams
- Total Carat Weight: 2.0 ctw, 3.0 ctw, 4.0 ctw, 5.0 ctw, 6.0 ctw, 7.0 ctw, 8.0 ctw, 9.0 ctw, 10.0 ctw
- Diamond Clarity: VS+
- Diamond Color: E/F
- Stone Shape: Round
- Stone Type: Lab-Grown Diamonds
- Bracelet Length: 7 inches
How to Style & Wear
Let it command the room as a bold statement of success, or stack it alongside your favorite luxury watch to effortlessly elevate your daily uniform.
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You don’t have to know every variable.
The 4Cs define a range. Most brands choose somewhere in the middle. Here’s exactly where Amorati draws the line, and why it matters.
GIA Clarity Scale
VS1 Minimum - FL/IF
FL / IF
Flawless / Internally Flawless
VVS1 / VVS2
Very Very Slightly Included
VS1 / VS2
Very Slightly Included
I
Included
SI2 / SI1
Slightly Included
VS1 clarity means inclusions are invisible to the naked eye. Even under close scrutiny. Our minimum is where many retailers "curated" or "select" category ends. We start here.
GIA Color Scale
D to F Colorless Tier Only
D to F is the "colorless" tier, which are the brightest and whitest diamonds under the GIA standards. Most competitors allow G–H. We don't ever go below F.
