Lab-Grown Diamond Vintage Bracelets
Milgrain edges, bezel cups, an old-world line. Each vintage bracelet here is a tennis line of round lab-grown diamonds edged in beaded milgrain. Most cup each stone in a bezel; others pair the stones or gather them in trios. Choose 10K or 14K gold in three colors or silver, then the carat weight and grade.
$4,392 $8,784
$4,882 $9,764
Bezel links or paired stones
- Bezel links: every stone in a rimmed cup edged with milgrain, the nearest thing to an antique tennis bracelet.
- Open links: lighter links that let more light reach each stone.
- Clusters and pairs: small groupings that give a busier, art deco rhythm.
From 3 to 15 carats
Every design is offered from 3 to 15 carats total weight. Lighter weights keep the strand narrow for office days; the heavier end makes a bracelet that reads across a room. Stones are graded to your pick, in color bands E-F or F-G and clarity bands VVS-VS or VS-SI.
Metal for a vintage look
Yellow gold suits the antique mood best and shows off the beading. White gold gives the cool, geometric look of the art deco era. Rose gold softens either. Silvadium, a tarnish-resistant sterling silver, is the lighter-priced pick.
Wearing a vintage tennis bracelet
Fasten both the clasp and its safety latch each time, and remove the bracelet for sport or long stretches at a keyboard, where it knocks against hard edges. Lukewarm suds and a soft bristle brush worked along the milgrain lift trapped grime.
Lab-Grown Diamond Vintage Bracelets: Common Questions
What are some popular vintage bracelet styles?
The best known include Victorian bangles, engraved link bracelets, geometric art deco lines, and tennis styles finished with milgrain or bezels. This page draws on the last of those: round lab-grown diamonds in milgrain-edged bezel links, paired stones or small clusters, in gold or silver.
