Three rows of lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set across an 8 mm band of 14K gold. At 7 inches the bracelet weighs 21.0 grams with 14.55 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches are...
A mechanical watch part design in 14K gold: the Grey Market bracelet is 15 mm wide, 7.25 inches long and 62.50 grams. It is set with 4.23 carats of natural round diamonds in F-G color and...
Pear-shaped lab-grown diamonds, 24.24 carats of them at the 7 inch length, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 7.7 mm wide. It weighs 19.15 grams. At 7.7 mm the...
A 1.9 mm line of 2 point lab-grown diamonds: round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. The 7 inch bracelet weighs 5.0 grams with 1.85 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches are offered too. At...
An 18 point tennis bracelet in 14K gold, 3.95 mm wide: round lab-grown diamonds in E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set. As listed it weighs 12.0 grams with 8.15 carats; lengths of 7, 7.5 and...
14K gold holds a continuous row of 7-point round natural diamonds, each prong-set to catch light from every angle — this 14k gold natural diamond tennis bracelet 7 point delivers genuine stone...
Emerald-cut and round lab-grown diamonds take turns all the way around this tennis bracelet in solid 14K gold. The lab-grown stones come to 7.97 carats, E-F color and VS1 clarity, each one prong...
A 7 pointer tennis bracelet: 4.27 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. It is 3 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 9.0 grams. Seven-point stones in a...
4 point natural diamonds, round, F-G color and VS-SI clarity, prong set along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 2.5 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 7.60 grams with 2.95 carats; the 7.5 and 8 inch lengths...
A tennis bracelet of 20-point lab-grown diamonds, round, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 4.2 mm wide. At 7 inches it holds 9.20 carats and weighs 12.50 grams. At 4.2 mm the line...
Round lab-grown diamonds in bezels, 6.50 carats in all, run the length of this 14K gold tennis bracelet in E-F color and VS1 clarity. It is 4.8 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 12.50 grams. With a ring...
A diamond bangle in 14K gold, 14.6 grams, set with 2.65 carats of natural diamonds in square and round cuts, G-H color and VS-SI clarity. At 14.6 grams there is a good weight of gold behind the...
A tennis bracelet of 12 point lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 3.4 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 9.70 grams with 6.40 carats; the 7.5 and 8 inch lengths...
The Infinity Upside Down tennis bracelet is a wide one: 14K gold, 7.50 mm from edge to edge, set with 37.0 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, in prongs. It is...
A refined take on a classic style, this tennis bracelet showcases oval stones set horizontally for a distinctive, flowing look. The polished gold setting enhances the brilliance of each stone,...
Mixed shapes on the wrist: 6.77 carats of lab-grown diamonds in several shapes, E-F color and VVS-VS clarity, prong set in a 14K gold bracelet 5.5 mm wide and 7.0 inches long, 8.40 grams. Changing...
A fine tennis bracelet of 5 point lab-grown diamonds: round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 2.85 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 8.40 grams with 3.35 carats; the 7.5 and...
Light fractures into sharp, angular flashes across every baguette-cut stone, giving this Baguette Diamond Fleur De Lis Cross Bracelet a structured brilliance that reads as architectural rather than...
A flexible bangle in 14K gold, 2.2 mm wide, prong set with 1.00 carat of side diamonds and weighing 5.70 grams. Flexible means it gives a little as it goes over the hand, unlike a rigid bangle. At...
The Embrace is a tennis bracelet of natural round diamonds, 7.79 carats in F-G color and VS2-SI1 clarity, in 14K gold, 3.8 mm wide and 7 inches long. At 3.8 mm the line is fine enough for every day...
A tennis bracelet of 15 point lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 3.85 mm wide. The 7 inch length weighs 11.60 grams with 7.05 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches are...
Pink lab-grown diamonds alternate with white ones set upside down along a 14K gold bracelet, 3.90 carats of round stones in all, VS1 clarity, prong set. The bracelet is 2.8 mm wide and 8 inches long...
A diamond bolo bracelet in 14K gold, 5.90 grams, with 0.61 carats of side diamonds, prong set. With 0.61 carats on a bracelet of 5.90 grams, the stones carry the look more than the metal does. It...
Channel set Asscher cuts: 14.98 carats of Asscher cut lab-grown diamonds in F color and VSI clarity, in a 14K gold bracelet 5.2 mm wide and 6.75 inches long. It weighs 18.60 grams. A channel holds...
Lab-grown diamonds in mixed shapes, 13.10 carats in all, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 5 mm wide and 7 inches long. It weighs 11.0 grams. Mixed shapes...
Portuguese cut lab-grown diamonds, 27.20 carats of them, in E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 6.0 mm wide and 7 inches long. It weighs 27.50 grams. At 6.0 mm each...
Worn stacked or solo on the wrist, this custom Miami Cuban diamond name bracelet is built around 14k gold — available in yellow, rose, or white — weighing 65.80 grams, with round-cut diamonds set...
Forty points of round-cut lab-grown diamonds run edge to edge across this 14K gold tennis bracelet — a clean, unbroken line of brilliance that sits low and confident on the wrist. Each stone carries...
8 carats of lab-grown diamonds in VS clarity, prong set in 14K gold: the bracelet is 5 mm wide, 7 inches long and 10 grams. That is a lot of lab-grown diamond on a 5 mm width, and prong settings let...
The Pink & White Rotated is a tennis bracelet of pink and white lab-grown diamonds: 2.65 carats of round stones, VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. It is 2.5 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and...
Heart-shaped lab-grown diamonds, 12.10 carats, E to F color and VS1 clarity, each in a bezel along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 6 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 9.40 grams. Bezels wrap every heart...
9.82 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, prong set in 14K gold infinity links 7 mm wide. The bracelet is 8.25 inches long and 25.10 grams, a length that suits a larger wrist or a looser hang. It is...
This tennis bracelet features a striking alternating design with lab-grown diamonds set in both upright and inverted positions. The unique arrangement enhances light reflection and creates added...
17.00 carats of diamonds set in a bracelet built for presence — The Hamptons Bracelet carries serious stone weight in a design that reads clean and wearable for both men and women. As a...
A 55 pointer tennis bracelet: 20.46 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, each a little over half a carat, prong set in 14K gold 5.4 mm wide. At 8 inches it weighs...
Three rows of natural round diamonds, 7.45 carats in all, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 6 mm wide, 7 inches long and 16.20 grams. Three rows across 6 mm give a full band of diamonds on the...
Three rows of lab-grown diamonds, set upside down: 14.45 carats of rounds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set point up in a 14K gold bracelet 8 mm wide and 7 inches long, 21.0 grams. Turned over,...
Every emerald-cut lab-grown diamond sits in its own bezel on this 14K gold tennis bracelet: 8.37 carats at the 7 inch length, E-F color and VS1 clarity. At 7 inches it is 5.25 mm wide and weighs...
Natural round diamonds of 3 points each, 2.44 carats as listed, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 2.5 mm wide, with a listed weight of 7.25 grams. At 2.5 mm it is a fine line for every day,...
Emerald cut lab-grown diamonds, 18.45 carats of them in F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. The emerald in the name is the cut of the lab-grown diamonds, not the green stone. An emerald...
A classic diamond tennis bracelet in 14K gold: 2.64 carats of natural round diamonds in H color and SI-VS2 clarity, prong set, 2.5 mm wide and 7.5 inches long, 10.60 grams. At 2.5 mm it is the kind...
A cross silhouette anchors the centerpiece of this baguette diamond cross bracelet, where channel-set baguette stones run through fancy links in a design that reads sharp from across the room. Every...
Elongated paperclip links set in 14k white gold give this bracelet a clean, architectural profile that reads equally well on a dress shirt or a plain tee — this 14k white gold paperclip lab-grown...
This 14K gold lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet carries a continuous row of round-cut lab-grown diamonds totaling 60 points, set close and even for a clean, unbroken line of white brilliance across...
Natural diamonds, 7.10 carats as listed, run the length of a 14K gold tennis bracelet: 15 point rounds in F-G color and VS-SI clarity, prong set at 3.85 mm wide. The listed weight is...
Infinity links set with lab-grown diamonds: 9.00 carats, round, in G color and VS clarity, prong set in 14K gold. The bracelet is 7 mm wide, 7 inches long and 19.20 grams. At 7 inches it fits close...
A fine 14K gold bracelet with round lab-grown diamonds in bezel settings, 0.47 carats in E-F color and VS-VVS clarity. At 7 inches it weighs 1.40 grams. A bezel wraps each stone in a rim of gold, so...
Built around a continuous row of round-cut lab-grown diamonds totaling 50 points, this lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet sits close to the wrist with a clean, low-profile set that keeps every stone...
Round lab-grown diamonds of 10 points each run around a 14K gold tennis bracelet 3.2 mm wide, in E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set. At 7 inches the bracelet weighs 8.60 grams and holds...
Lab-grown diamonds, 0.80 carats of round stones in E to F color and VS1 clarity, set in prongs and bezels on a .925 silver UFO bracelet. It is 18.9 mm wide, 8 inches long and weighs...
Designed for effortless movement and refined brilliance, the 18K Gold Diamond Bracelet features a sleek series of polished gold links accented with sparkling natural diamonds. Its flexible linked...
Titanium and 18K gold in one bracelet, 2.3 mm wide, with 0.14 carats of natural round diamonds, prong set. It weighs 4.30 grams; titanium is strong for its weight, which keeps a bracelet like this...
Mini UFOs in .925 silver, with 0.80 carats of natural round diamonds set in prongs and bezels. The bracelet is 18.9 mm wide, 8 inches long and 24.80 grams, a wide piece that covers a good part of...
Oval lab-grown diamonds, 16.20 carats of them, in a 14K gold tennis bracelet: E-F color, VS1 clarity, prong set. It is 6.2 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 21.0 grams. An oval shows more face than a...
14K gold · 7 to 8 in · 0.43 ct natural diamonds · #70681
A diamond bezel bracelet for women in 14K gold, with 0.43 carats of side diamonds in bezel settings. The listed weight is 1.60 grams, a fine, light bracelet for wearing on its own or stacked. Bezel...
A flexible tennis bracelet in 14K gold, 2 mm wide and 6.2 grams, prong set with 0.54 carats of natural round diamonds and 0.60 carats of colored stones. Pick the color: emerald, ruby, sapphire or...
A tennis bracelet that adjusts: 14K yellow gold, 2.5 mm wide, with 1.51 carats of natural round diamonds in G color and SI1-VS2 clarity, prong set. It weighs 6.70 grams in all, a narrow line of...
Platinum and round lab-grown diamonds: 8.07 carats in F color and SI to VS clarity, prong set in a tennis bracelet 3.4 mm wide and 8 inches long. It weighs 24 grams.
Two carats a stone: 45.20 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 8.5 mm wide. At 7.5 inches it weighs 42.0 grams, heavy for a tennis...
This stunning bracelet features a captivating row of rubies, set in a gold band. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit, it’s a versatile piece that can be worn for both casual and...
Tennis bracelet set in 14K gold featuring a mix of diamond shapes including pear, round, marquis, and emerald cuts. The alternating shapes create a modern and unique link design. Finished with a...
Emerald-cut lab-grown diamonds in a 14K gold line 3 mm wide: 6.88 carats in all, F color and VS1 clarity, prong set. The bracelet is 7 inches long and 11.10 grams. Emerald cuts are step cut, with...
Bezel set round lab-grown diamonds, 5.99 carats in F-G color and VS clarity, run along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 3.3 mm wide and 7 inches long. It weighs 8.69 grams. Each stone sits in its own rim...
Black diamonds set against warm 14k yellow gold give this bracelet a sharp contrast that reads bold without trying too hard — a 14k black diamond bracelet 12.50 grams total, available in yellow,...
This canary diamond bracelet 18k yellow gold delivers a saturated yellow-on-yellow contrast that reads bold from across the room. Round-cut stones run the full length of the bracelet, set in solid...
A 30 pointer tennis bracelet in 14K gold: 12.50 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set 4.5 mm wide, each stone close to a third of a carat. The listed weight is...
14K gold bracelet set with pear-shaped lab-grown diamonds arranged in a continuous row. Each stone is secured with prong settings and linked together to create a flexible tennis-style bracelet....
Black diamonds, 64.20 carats of them, as round beads of AAA grade on a stainless steel bracelet 7 mm wide and 7 inches long, 13.0 grams. At 7 mm the beads are large enough to read as a continuous...
A crucifix on a fine 14K gold bracelet: 1 mm wide, 6 inches long and 3.50 grams, prong set with 0.55 carats of side diamonds. Six inches suits a small or slim wrist, so check your wrist size first....
Diamond bracelets for women, nearly all in 14K gold: tennis bracelets lead, then bangles, bezel bracelets, evil eye and infinity bracelets and a few diamond Cuban links. Nearly every listing says lab-grown diamond or natural diamond, most give the diamond color and clarity, and most are 7 inches long, with 7.5 and 8 inch lengths for a looser fit.
“Choose lab-grown if you want the look. Choose natural if the piece is meant to be passed down to someone you love.” Trax, at the jewelry store on 47th Street
156 diamond bracelets for her live here; 61 are tennis rows, and 80 are marked lab-grown.
A thin lab-grown bezel line sold most, 21 in the year; 7 inches led the lengths bought, two in three.
Buyer's guide
How to buy a women's diamond bracelet
Pick the style and her length first, then the stone, grown or mined
Pick the style first. A tennis row puts the diamonds in front, and a thin bezel line is the one she wears every day. Take it in 14K gold. If you have to guess her length, buy 7 inches, the length bought most here. Then choose lab-grown for a bigger stone or natural for a mined one, and if the listing names neither, ask us before you pay.
Measure your wrist with a tape or a strip of paper, pick how you like it to sit, and read the length to order.
1. Measure the wrist
Wrap a soft tape snug around the wrist, over the wrist bone, and type the inches it reads.
inches
Check the screen with a quarter first. Lay a quarter flat on the screen, over the coin, and move the slider until the coin on the screen is exactly the size of yours.
Wrap a strip of paper snug around the wrist, over the wrist bone, and mark where it meets. Cut it at the mark and fold it in half, end to end. Lay the fold on the 0 at the top of the ruler and move the slider under it until the gold line sits on the two ends. The ruler reads the whole strip.
6.25 inches around the wrist
2. How should it sit?
The link
A 6.25 inch wrist with a comfortable fit takes a 7 inch bracelet. 74 of the 156 bracelets here come in 7 inches. It is the most bought length here: 67 percent of the bracelets sold here in the past year with a length recorded.
Our rule of thumb: measure the wrist snug, then add half an inch, three quarters of an inch or a full inch for a snug, a comfortable or a loose fit. A link 10 mm or wider eats room inside the loop, so add a quarter inch more. Between two lengths, take the longer.
A home measurement is a guide; the desk can check it with you before you order. The counts are the bracelets live here on September 25, 2026; the most bought length reads the bracelets sold here in the year to September 25, 2026 with a length recorded.
Styles: tennis bracelet, diamond bangle, bezel bracelet, bolo and evil eye bracelets
Buy a tennis bracelet if the diamonds should lead, and a thin bezel line for every day. A tennis row is a line of stones, each in its own setting, hinged to bend. Tennis rows are about four in ten of the pieces here. They bring in about half the sales. A bezel line sets its stones in rims of gold, and a thin one, under 2 grams, is the single piece bought most. A bangle goes over the hand or opens on a hinge. Buying his and hers? His side of the pair is in the men's diamond bracelets.
Stones and width: point size, carat total, how wide a tennis bracelet is, sapphire and black diamond bracelets
Read the point size in the title first. It is the size of each stone, and a carat is 100 points. So a 50 point row holds half-carat stones. A bigger stone needs a wider row, so choose the stone and the width follows. Most tennis rows here run 2 to 5 mm wide. Half the pieces sold were under 4 mm. Few descriptions print the carat total, but nearly every listing shows a diamond weight among its details. The table below sorts every piece by that total. Round stones fill most rows, and the sapphire and black diamond pieces are a small shelf.
Choose lab-grown for a bigger stone, and natural if a mined diamond matters to her. Lab-grown and natural diamonds of the same grade look the same; a natural diamond costs more. We don't sell diamonds as an investment, and resale value isn't guaranteed for either. Past 15 points, every row here is lab-grown. Read the origin line on the listing. Only four say nothing, gem rows among them. A blank is never natural by default, so ask the desk.
Length: what size bracelet for a woman, 7 inch tennis bracelet, measure her wrist, adjustable diamond bracelet
Buy 7 inches if you have to guess. About two in three pieces bought here with a known length were 7 inches. Most of the rest ran a little longer. Better, borrow a bracelet she wears, close it and lay it along a ruler. A tennis row should turn on her wrist without sliding onto her hand. Most bangles and the bolos carry no length, so ask us which wrist each fits. To measure the wrist itself, the men's bracelets guide shows how.
Clasp and buying: box clasp with a safety, 14K gold, white or yellow gold, returns
Look for a box clasp with a safety catch. The tab clicks into a small box, and the safety folds over it, so the row holds if the tab slips. Not every description names the clasp, so ask. Take 14K, which nearly every buyer here chose. Match the color she already wears. Yellow sold most, and white took a third of the pieces. An unworn, unaltered piece can come back inside fourteen days of delivery, with the go-ahead of customer service first (service@traxnyc.com, or 212-391-3832 by phone). It travels on our return label, which comes off the refund with five percent restocking. A custom-made piece, like a name bracelet, is final. Try one on at the showroom.
By total carat weight: how many pieces, how wide, what sold and how each wears on the wrist
Total carat weight
Listings
Typical width
Pieces sold
On the wrist
Under 1 carat
23
2.7 mm
82
A thin line of small stones: bezel stations, a bolo, a paperclip
1 to 3 carats
37
3.0 mm
43
A slim tennis row, most 2 to 3 mm wide, or a diamond bangle
3 to 5 carats
15
4.8 mm
13
A tennis row about 3 mm wide, or a wider link, name or watch-style bracelet
Over 5 carats
75
5.8 mm
46
A bold row, most over 4 mm wide; all five three-row builds are here
No weight printed
6
3.3 mm
4
Ruby and sapphire pieces and two gold link bracelets; ask the desk
All pieces
156
4.5 mm
188
About half the listings are over 5 carats; under 1 carat sold the most
Every count on this card is from the 156 pieces live here on September 25, 2026 and what this page sold in the year to that day; prices are on the listings. Total carat weight is the diamond weight each listing prints in its details; a piece at exactly 1 or 3 carats counts in the higher band. Typical is the middle listing's width.
Questions we get in the store
Which diamond bracelet should I buy her: a tennis bracelet, a bezel bracelet or a bangle?
Buy a tennis bracelet if the diamonds should lead, and a thin bezel line if she will wear it every day. The tennis rows take about half the sales here. A bangle goes over the hand, so there is no length to guess.
What size diamond bracelet should a woman wear, and how do I measure her wrist?
Seven inches, if you must guess. About two in three pieces bought here with a known length were that size. Better, borrow one she wears, close it and read it on a ruler. The men's bracelets guide measures the wrist.
Lab-grown or natural diamond bracelet: which should I buy?
Lab-grown for the bigger stones, since every row here past 15 points is grown, and natural if a mined diamond matters to her. If the listing names no origin, ask us, because a blank never means natural.
More questions we get
How can I tell if a diamond bracelet is real?
The listing tells you first: 150 of the 156 here print the diamond weight and mined or lab-grown. A gold piece shipped in the US carries our appraisal of carats and grade. Home checks: how to tell if a diamond is real.
How fast does a diamond bracelet ship, and can I get it by a date?
A bracelet marked In stock near the price usually leaves within 2 to 5 business days. Made to order runs longer, and a jeweler texts you its timing. If the day is fixed, tell the live chat or write it in the checkout note; texts to 212-872-9692 are read from 10 AM ET.
Will a diamond tennis bracelet fall off, and what clasp does it have?
Not when a box clasp is shut with its safety catch over it, the pair to look for. The safety keeps the row on her wrist if the tab works loose. Some descriptions never name the clasp, so ask the desk.
How do I clean a diamond bracelet at home?
Press each stone with a fingernail first; if one moves, take it to a jeweler before it meets water. Then five minutes in warm water with three drops of plain dish soap, a soft toothbrush behind the settings, a rinse, and an hour to dry.
How much does a women's diamond bracelet cost?
Every listing shows its own price. How big each stone is moves it most, then grown or mined, then the karat and the gold's weight. Gold's price for the day is on the gold price page.
Can a diamond bracelet be returned, or shortened to fit?
Either, not both, since a shortened bracelet is final. Unworn, unaltered and not custom made, it can return within fourteen days of delivery. Customer service clears each bracelet's return at service@traxnyc.com or 212-391-3832, and issues our return label. We deduct that label and five percent restocking from the refund.
Gold: 14K on nearly all, a few 18K or 10K; most listings offer yellow, white or rose gold.
Diamonds: lab-grown or natural, named on the listing; round on most, with emerald, oval, pear, princess and marquise cuts.
Carat weight: from 0.12 carat to over 60 carats in all.
Width: 1 mm to 24 mm, most between 2.5 and 7.5 mm.
Length: 7 inches on most, 7.5 and 8 inches on many.
Weight: in grams on nearly every listing.
What does total carat weight mean on a diamond bracelet?
It is all the diamonds on the bracelet added together. On a tennis bracelet the pointer in the name is the size of each stone, so a 10 pointer is a row of 0.10 carat stones, and the same row in a longer length carries a little more total weight. Compare the size of each stone as well as the total.
Which gold color is best for a diamond bracelet?
White gold makes the diamonds read whiter and the row look wider; yellow gold warms them and shows the gold; rose gold sits softly on the skin. Most listings here offer all three, so the color is her choice.
What if I do not know her wrist size?
Choose an adjustable piece: the page has an adjustable diamond tennis bracelet and an adjustable diamond bolo bracelet. Otherwise, 7 inches is the length most listed for women here, and each listing names its other lengths.
Questions about a bracelet? Chat with us on this page, or call or text 212-872-9692; a person answers from 10 AM ET. To see a piece first, visit the showroom at 64 W 47th Street.
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