12.72 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Peridot Tennis/Line Bracelet, 18K Yellow Gold

Add Side Stone/Pavé Total Count:The total count of side stones or pavé refers to the number of small diamonds or other gemstones that are set closely together along the band or sides of a piece of jewelry to enhance its beauty and sparkle.Add Side Stone/Pavé Total Weight:The total weight of the side stones or pavé is the combined weight of all the individual stones set along the sides of the jewelry. This is usually measured in carats (ct) for diamonds and gemstones.Description About the Centre Stone Dimension:The center stone dimension details the measurements of the main gemstone in terms of its length, width, and depth, which helps in determining the stone's overall size and proportion.Description About the Stone Intensity:The stone intensity describes the vibrancy and depth of color or the brightness and fire in a gemstone, particularly in colored gemstones or diamonds. Higher intensity usually correlates with higher value and desirability.Description About the Centre Stone Shape:The center stone shape describes the geometric form of the primary gemstone. Common shapes include round, oval, square (princess cut), rectangle (emerald cut), pear, and heart, among others.Description About the Centre Stone Clarity:The clarity of the center stone refers to the absence of inclusions or blemishes within or on the surface of the gemstone. Clarity grades can range from Flawless (no inclusions visible under 10x magnification) to Included (inclusions visible with the naked eye).Description About the Centre Stone Color:The color of the center stone, particularly in diamonds, is graded on a scale from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown). A high-color diamond is more rare and valuable, while colored gemstones are valued based on their hue, saturation, and tone.Description About the Centre Stone:The description of the center stone would include its type (e.g., diamond, sapphire, ruby), its carat weight, clarity, color, cut quality, and any other relevant characteristics that distinguish it.Description About the Design Style:The design style of jewelry can range from traditional and classic to modern and contemporary, or even vintage and antique-inspired. It refers to the overall visual aesthetic and the elements that make up the piece, including lines, patterns, and motifs.Description About the Metal Type:The metal type would identify the precious metal used in the jewelry (e.g., platinum, gold, silver), as well as its purity, such as 18K, 14K, or 925 sterling silver.Earring Category:Earrings can come in various categories including stud, hoop, drop, dangle, chandelier, clip-on, and more. Each category offers a different style and is chosen based on preference, occasion, and the wearer's earlobe type.Product Description:These intricately designed earrings are crafted from high-quality materials. They feature premium gemstones or diamonds, meticulously set into a precious metal base. Their size is proportionate, offering a comfortable fit and suitable prominence on the earlobes. The materials commonly used would include 18K gold, platinum, or sterling silver, combined with diamonds, pearls, or other precious stones. These earrings are used as an elegant accessory, enhancing the outfit for occasions such as weddings, formal events, or everyday sophistication.Intricately Designed Earrings Description:A pair of intricately designed earrings is a work of art, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship of the jeweler. The elegance of the materials—such as 18K yellow gold, delicate diamonds, or vibrant gemstones—is enhanced by the attention to detail in the cut, setting, and finish. The overall aesthetic appeal is one of refinement and taste, with the earrings often featuring delicate filigree, engravings, or a blend of textures that reflect light and create depth. Whether they are a statement piece or a subtle nod to luxury, these earrings are treasured for their beauty and craftsmanship.If the earrings are part of the bracelet ensemble with 18K yellow gold as mentioned, they would complement the bracelet, sharing similar design elements and quality. They would not only complete a look but also stand out as an imaginative representation of fine jewelry design.