Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Bracelets

Explore Different Types of Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Bracelets

Lab grown diamond solitaire bracelets come in different designs, depending on the number of diamonds, how they are placed and the details used around them.

Single Diamond Solitaire Bracelets

These bracelets feature one main lab grown diamond placed on the bracelet. The diamond is usually the main focus, with the rest of the design kept simple.

Multiple Diamond Solitaire Bracelets

Some solitaire bracelets feature two or more lab grown diamonds placed along the bracelet. The diamonds can be arranged at different points or used together as part of the design.

Gemstone Solitaire Bracelets

Gemstone solitaire bracelets pair a lab grown diamond with a coloured gemstone. The gemstone can be used beside the diamond or as another part of the bracelet design.

Designer Solitaire Bracelets

Designer solitaire bracelets feature a single diamond along with different shapes and patterns in the bracelet. Some designs include floral or bow details, while others use different metalwork around the diamond.

Types of Links for Solitaire Bracelets

Our lab grown diamond solitaire bracelets are available with different types of links. The link design changes the way the bracelet looks and how the chain sits around the wrist.

Chain Links

Chain links are individual metal links joined together to form the bracelet. They give the solitaire diamond a simple chain base and allow the bracelet to move easily around the wrist.

Curb Links

Curb links are flat and slightly twisted, with the links lying close to each other. This type of chain gives a solitaire bracelet a wider chain design.

Figaro Links

Figaro links have a pattern of short and long links placed one after another. This gives the bracelet chain a different pattern from a regular chain.

Rolo Links

Rolo links are round or oval links joined together in a chain. They are commonly used for bracelets with a simple link structure and work well with solitaire diamond details.

Paperclip Links

Paperclip links have long, oval-shaped links that are larger than regular chain links. They make the chain itself more noticeable and give the solitaire bracelet a different design.

Box Links

Box links have square-shaped links joined together in a continuous chain. They have a solid structure and are used for bracelets where the chain has a more noticeable presence.

Explore Different Clasp Types for Solitaire Bracelets

Our lab grown diamond solitaire bracelets come with different clasp designs to keep the bracelet securely fastened on the wrist. The clasp you choose can also affect how easy the bracelet is to open and close.

Slide Lock Clasp

A slide lock clasp uses a sliding mechanism to fasten the bracelet. It is commonly used in delicate bracelet designs and can be easy to open and close.

Lobster Clasp

A lobster clasp has a small spring-loaded mechanism that attaches to a ring at the other end of the bracelet. It is commonly used with chain-style bracelets.

Box Clasp

A box clasp has one end that slides into a box-shaped section on the other side and locks into place. A safety latch can also be added to keep the bracelet secure.

Toggle Clasp

A toggle clasp has a bar that passes through a ring to close the bracelet. The clasp is visible when worn and can also be part of the bracelet design.

Magnetic Clasp

A magnetic clasp uses magnets to connect both ends of the bracelet. It allows the bracelet to be opened and closed without handling a small hook or latch.

Push Button Clasp

A push button clasp opens when the buttons on the sides are pressed. Once the bracelet is fastened, the clasp locks back into place.

Invisible Clasp

An invisible clasp is designed to blend into the bracelet so that the closure is not easily visible. It keeps the focus on the solitaire bracelet rather than the fastening mechanism.