EcoGems Moissanite Tennis Bracelet for Women and Men – 18K White or Yellow Gold Plated Sterling Silver – Lab Grown D Color VVS Clarity Stones – Elegant Gift Box Included

Beautiful
Beautiful, it’s really pretty. I wasn’t expecting to be so nice. I bought the sterling silver/18 carrot gold. I would buy it again

Best purchase!
I lost my natural lab grown tennis bracelet. It fell off one day without me noticing. I couldn’t convince myself to buy a new one but really missed that tennis bracelet look. I found this after some research, it came in two days and almost a year later, I AM OBSESSED. It honestly sparkles just as much (and even slightly more) than my real diamonds do. Its beautiful and 100% worth it. The clasp is also very sturdy for those of us who arent the most careful!

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10/10 recommend. The one with the balls is David Yurman, real gold, real diamonds… and look at this bracelet keeping up!!! 😝 Wore it all day today, a little nervous about the clasp but nope! It’s holding strong. Amazed at the quality & recommending to all. 🫶🏻

Preliminary review
I can’t tell you much about fit or longevity at this point because I got the wrong size – my fault. The seller is working with me on that, so I’ll be able to update later with more details as regards the actual wear and use experience. Side note – I just wasn’t paying attention and got the wrong size that way, but if you’re measuring, you want your wrist size plus a half or whole inch depending on the fit that you want and the size of your hands (in terms of whether it’ll be at risk of sliding off without unlatching). Some people tend to like tennis bracelets a bit snugger than other types, and some folks like them a bit looser. I’m team looser.I can evaluate the bracelet I’m currently holding in terms of authenticity and quality, though, and later I’ll be able to tell you about another one – so double the sample size. The one I’m holding is quite well made. I took a risk and got the gold toned one, which is not something I usually do because gold plate tends to look more orangey-yellow than I’m willing to tolerate (and that IMO does not look like real yellow gold). I tend to stick with white gold variations because there’s less room for color error. The yellow gold here is completely unremarkable, and that is a compliment in this context. There’s nothing about it that makes me look askance, no funny finish, no trying too hard yellow, no nonsense. It’s a good simulant of plain old regular gold, and that’s apparently harder to do than it looks based on how rarely I see it.I test every moissanite that crosses my desk (the ones that I can test, as some are too small for the probe – not an issue here). These all passed thermo testing with zero issues, and they do show the double refraction that I’m looking for to confirm a moissanite stone.The clasp is stamped 925 and the piece doesn’t react to a magnet, other than slightly at the clasp, which is normal and expected because the inner workings there should not be made of sterling.I’ll update once I’ve had a chance to wear one and see how it holds up to the activities of daily living – which is what tennis bracelets are designed to do, hence the name. You can google the whole story but the bottom line is that wearing them even at a professional tennis match is not going to do them any harm – provided, of course, that the clasp is up to the task and firmly fastened.