Diamond Bracelets

Lab-grown diamond bracelets in 14k yellow or white gold. The collection opens with the bezel-set diamond station bracelet: 0.50 carats of round diamonds spaced along a fine gold chain, an understated alternative to a continuous tennis bracelet. The bezel setting matches our station necklaces.

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Lifetime manufacturing warranty

Covers defects and replaces stones under 0.10 carats at no charge.

Free US shipping & 30-day returns

Every piece ships free within the US and can be returned within 30 days.

14k gold, lab-grown diamonds

Graded on the same scale as mined stones. 14k holds its shape and polish for daily wear.

Diamond tennis bracelets and a diamond ring, worn

About the collection

The Bezel-Set Diamond Station Bracelet

The station bracelet ($895) spaces round lab-grown diamonds totaling 0.50 carats along a 14k gold chain, each stone wrapped in a smooth bezel. Open chain between the stations keeps it light on the wrist, so it shows as points of light rather than a solid line of diamonds, and the bezels mean nothing catches on a sleeve.

Station Bracelet vs Tennis Bracelet

A tennis bracelet sets diamonds edge to edge all the way around; a station bracelet spaces them out along a chain. The tennis bracelet is the statement, with far more carat weight and a price to match; the station bracelet is the everyday piece, lighter, less formal and easy to wear beside a watch or a second chain.

Wearing and Layering

The station bracelet is made to be worn daily and stacked: beside a watch, with a plain gold chain, or two together in mixed metals. It pairs naturally with the bezel-set station necklaces and bezel studs, which use the same setting.

Lab-Grown Diamonds in 14k Gold

Every bracelet is set with lab-grown diamonds in 14k yellow or white gold and ships free within the US, with 30-day returns and a lifetime manufacturing warranty.

Questions, answered

What is a diamond station bracelet?

A station bracelet spaces individual diamonds, the stations, at intervals along a chain, with open chain between them. It is lighter and more casual than a tennis bracelet and layers easily with other bracelets or a watch.

Is a station bracelet the same as a tennis bracelet?

No. A tennis bracelet is a continuous line of diamonds set edge to edge, while a station bracelet spaces single diamonds along a chain. The station bracelet carries less carat weight, costs less and wears as everyday jewelry rather than a statement piece.

Does the station bracelet match the station necklace?

Yes. Both use the same round lab-grown diamonds in smooth 14k gold bezels, spaced along a matching chain, so they wear as a set in yellow or white gold. The bezel studs and bezel pendants use the same setting.

Can I wear a diamond bracelet every day?

Yes. The bezel settings on the station bracelet protect each diamond and keep the surface smooth, and 14k gold stands up to daily wear. Take it off for swimming pools and heavy lifting, and clean it occasionally with warm water, a drop of dish soap and a soft brush.

How much does a lab-grown diamond bracelet cost?

The bezel-set diamond station bracelet is $895, with 0.50 carats of lab-grown diamonds in 14k yellow or white gold, free US shipping and 30-day returns.