Lab-Grown Diamond Pavé Bracelets, grown in light.
Links and bars paved in tiny stones. Every pavé bracelet here coats its links, bars or rings with small round lab-grown diamonds held in beaded prongs, so the gold shows only at the edges. Styles span paperclip and cable chains, a slider bar and a circle-link tennis line. The product page sets total weight, metal, karat, color and clarity.
$5,182 $10,364
$3,940 $7,880
$2,712 $5,424
$3,812 $7,624
$12,752 $25,504
Chain, bar or circle link
- Chain styles: paved links trade places with polished ones, light enough to stack.
- Pavé bar bracelet: a double row of stones on a single slider, the most pared-back look.
- Circle links: stone-set rings joined end to end, close to a tennis bracelet in effect.
Weight, color and clarity
Most designs run from 3 to 15 ct total weight; the lighter end uses finer stones on a slim chain, the heavier end paves more links. You set color (E–F or F–G) in one menu and clarity (VVS–VS or VS–SI) in another. At this stone size, inclusions in the VS–SI band are rarely visible without a loupe.
Gold or Silvadium
White, yellow and rose gold come in 10K or 14K. Silvadium, Novara's tarnish-resistant sterling silver, brings the price down. White gold melts into the stones for an all-over shimmer; warm golds trace each link.
Life on the wrist
A wrist meets keyboards, door frames and bag handles all day, so slip the bracelet off for lifting or cleaning chores. Test the clasp every so often. A brief soak in mild suds, a light brushing beneath the links and a pat with a lint-free cloth restore the sparkle.
Lab-Grown Diamond Pave Bracelets: Common Questions
What makes a bracelet a pavé bracelet?
Its surface. A pavé bracelet is covered edge to edge in very small stones, each pinned by raised grains of metal, until the links read as one sheet of light. In this range those stones are round lab-grown diamonds, and the total weight, usually between 3 and 15 ct, is chosen on the product page.
