"LuxuryFlex ™" Bracelet 5.80 ct in 18k white gold
A flexible LuxuryFlex™ bracelet in 18K white gold: 56 natural brilliant-cut diamonds with a combined weight of approximately 5.60 carats, E–F colour and VVS–VS clarity. HRD certificate included.
| METAL | 18k white gold |
|---|---|
| WEIGHT | Approx. 17.36g |
| TOTAL BRILLIANT WEIGHT | ~Approx. 5.60ct |
| DIAMONDS | 56 diamonds ~5.60ct |
| Model | LuxuryFlex™ 5.80 ct |
| DIAMOND COLOR | E-F |
| DIAMOND CLARITY | VVS-VS |
| INCLUDED | HRD Certificate, Packaging |
| WARRANTY | Lifetime Warranty |
"LuxuryFlex ™" Bracelet 5.80 ct in 18k white gold
LuxuryFlex™: natural diamonds and 18K white gold
LuxuryFlex™ by M&M GOLD is a flexible bracelet in 18K white gold. Its composition comprises 56 natural brilliant-cut diamonds with a combined weight of approximately 5.60 carats, with E–F colour and VVS–VS clarity. Repeated settings carry the decoration around the wrist.
A composition of 56 natural diamonds brings successive elements into view around the circumference. Side photographs show the settings, while the front view reveals their repeating rhythm. The way this diamond line sits on the wrist is another consideration when choosing this version.
56 natural diamonds in the LuxuryFlex™ composition
A combined weight of approximately 5.60 carats
The approximately 5.60 carats combined weight describes the group of 56 natural diamonds in this bracelet. Together, the weight and diamond count characterise this particular LuxuryFlex™ version. A viewing also reveals the scale of the successive settings and the distribution of decoration around the wrist.
A metric carat is a unit of weight used in gemmology and equals 0.2 g. Diamond dimensions are also expressed in millimetres, while their appearance in jewellery depends on cut proportions and setting. In a completed bracelet, these features can be considered together.
Natural diamond clarity: VVS–VS
The natural diamonds in this version have VVS–VS clarity. The classification concerns internal and surface characteristics assessed during gemmological examination. Clarity is one aspect of this diamond group, alongside its weight, colour and facet arrangement.
Diamond clarity is examined under 10× magnification, taking account of the nature, location and visibility of characteristics. During a fitting, the completed bracelet is seen at its actual scale. These perspectives provide different, useful ways to understand the jewellery.
Light and the surfaces of natural diamonds
Diamond facets direct light in different directions, creating changing reflections. Successive diamonds in a bracelet are seen at different angles as the hand moves. The composition can therefore be appreciated as a complete bright line and as smaller, individual points of light.
Diffuse light reveals the overall tone and outline of the jewellery, while spot lighting highlights individual reflections. Turning the wrist gently during a viewing shows the bracelet from the front and side, as well as in positions encountered when wearing it.
The brilliant cut in this composition
This version uses brilliant-cut diamonds. The facet arrangement is an important part of the natural diamonds’ character, together with proportions and setting. Close photographs allow the repeated diamond surfaces along the bracelet to be examined.
Flexible construction and a single-row arrangement
The sequence of 56 diamonds can be viewed as a whole and at close range. The wider view shows the line of the jewellery; the closer view reveals facets, metal connections and setting sides. These are specific features of this bracelet construction.
Flexibility is a feature of the LuxuryFlex™ line and affects how the jewellery is put on and positioned. Its fit is best assessed during a fitting. View the bracelet with the hand relaxed and slightly bent, observing how the settings sit alongside the skin.
Natural diamond colour: E–F
The natural diamonds have an E–F colour range. M&M GOLD describes diamonds within this range as super white. The stated range applies to this version’s diamond group and forms a useful part of a parameter comparison.
Metal colour and the surroundings influence the visual appearance of the diamond composition when worn. Viewing the bracelet against light and dark fabric and in daylight provides several practical comparisons. These help establish the appearance preferred by the person who will wear it.
The setting: 18K white gold
The bracelet is made in 18K white gold. The 18K designation corresponds to 750 fineness, meaning 75% gold in the alloy. The gold alloy forms the diamond settings and structural elements, whose proportions can be examined in photographs taken from different sides.
White gold provides a light-coloured setting for the diamonds and visually connects the repeated elements. This version draws attention to reflections along the diamond line and its outline. Close views also reveal the edges of metal between the successive settings. The complete bracelet weighs approximately 17.36 g. During a fitting, assess its presence on the wrist, its position as the hand bends and the space beside a cuff. Choosing a suitable size makes it possible to appreciate the composition and its intended position.
Natural diamond origin and documentation
M&M GOLD offers only natural diamonds. The diamonds in LuxuryFlex™ are natural in origin. Their gemmological parameters describe this particular bracelet version. Viewing the finished piece brings those details together with the actual composition, settings and presentation on the wrist.
An HRD certificate and packaging are included. Keep the documentation with the purchase record so that the bracelet’s parameters and description remain available. The packaging provides a separate place for the jewellery between occasions when it is worn.
Choosing a flexible natural diamond bracelet
Parameters for comparing models
This version’s 56 natural diamonds and approximately 5.60 carats combined weight provide the starting point for comparison. Consider the E–F colour, diamond finishing, metal and construction together. Close photographs and a fitting add information about the appearance of the jewellery at its actual scale.
The price of a bracelet reflects the characteristics of its natural diamonds, their number and combined weight, as well as the gold, settings and construction. Identify personal priorities such as the decorative line, proportions, metal colour or way of wearing the piece when comparing specific models.
Wearing the bracelet and choosing a gift
LuxuryFlex™ can be worn on its own to display the diamond line in 18K white gold. It can also be paired with a ring or other jewellery, leaving space between the pieces. An anniversary gift can be chosen with the recipient’s preferences and wrist-jewellery habits in mind.
Size selection involves the wrist measurement and the preferred freedom of movement. Assess the bracelet beside a cuff and as the wrist bends gently. A flexible model is also selected for the individual wearer and the way they intend to position their jewellery.
Caring for diamonds, settings and a flexible bracelet
Gentle cleaning
Gentle home care can use lukewarm water, mild soap and a very soft brush. Clean accessible surfaces with light movements, paying attention to the areas around the settings. Removing cosmetic residue regularly helps keep the diamond surfaces clean and their reflections visible.
After gentle cleaning, rinse the bracelet in a separate bowl and dry it with a soft cloth. A jeweller can address residue within the settings. Ultrasonic or steam cleaning requires a professional assessment of diamond security and the condition of the complete construction beforehand.
Wear and setting inspection
Remove the bracelet before exercise, household work and activities exposing the wrist to impacts or strong pressure. Put it on with calm movements appropriate to the model’s construction. Avoid pulling on diamonds or bending the elements forming its circumference yourself.
If a setting feels loose, catches fabric or changes position, put the jewellery aside and take it to a jeweller. An inspection assesses diamond security, setting connections and the metal structure. It concerns the complete bracelet, including sections less visible during wear.
Storage between wears
Keep LuxuryFlex™ in a separate soft case or compartment, resting freely in its own shape. Separate storage limits contact between its diamonds and other jewellery. Putting it on after creams and perfume, together with regular gentle cleaning, helps care for the surfaces of the diamonds and gold.
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Questions and answers
The most important questions about this piece — answered by M&M GOLD.
Yes, the LuxuryFlex™ bracelet contains 56 natural diamonds with a combined weight of approximately 5.60 carats. M&M GOLD offers only natural diamonds. This version has a setting in 18K white gold.
The natural diamonds in this LuxuryFlex™ version have a combined weight of approximately 5.60 carats. There are 56 diamonds distributed around the circumference. These parameters describe the particular composition in 18K gold.
The decorative line of this LuxuryFlex™ bracelet consists of 56 natural diamonds. Photographs show the repeated settings and their connections. A wrist view gives a sense of the scale of the complete sequence.
The natural diamonds in this LuxuryFlex™ version are brilliant cut. The facet arrangement contributes to reflections seen as the hand moves. The bracelet contains 56 natural diamonds with a combined weight of approximately 5.60 carats.
The natural diamonds in this LuxuryFlex™ version have E–F colour. The brand describes them as super white. The appearance of the complete bracelet can be viewed in daylight and under indoor lighting.
VVS–VS clarity describes characteristics of the natural diamonds in this LuxuryFlex™ version. They are assessed under 10× magnification, considering the nature and visibility of internal and surface features. Clarity is one part of the gemmological description.
This LuxuryFlex™ version is made in 18K white gold. The gold alloy forms the natural diamond settings and the circumference elements. Photographs from different sides reveal the decorated surfaces and the smooth metal facing the wrist.
18K gold has 750 fineness, meaning 75% gold in the alloy. The two designations express the same gold content. In this bracelet, the gold alloy forms the settings and structural elements.
The complete LuxuryFlex™ bracelet weighs approximately 17.36 g. This applies to the bracelet in 18K white gold with natural diamonds. During a fitting, assess its position with the hand relaxed and with the wrist slightly bent.
The flexible character of the LuxuryFlex™ line affects how the jewellery sits and is put on. Repeated diamond settings form the composition. A fitting provides an opportunity to assess freedom of movement and the bracelet’s position beside the hand and cuff.
Yes, photographs of this LuxuryFlex™ version show a single-row diamond arrangement. The composition of 56 natural diamonds follows the circumference. Close views reveal the setting rhythm and metal connections forming this line.
The size is selected for the wrist measurement and preferred freedom of movement. Try the flexible LuxuryFlex™ bracelet with the hand relaxed and the wrist slightly bent. This helps assess the settings’ position and the space beside a cuff.
Assess the fit while gently turning and slightly bending the wrist. View LuxuryFlex™ with the hand lowered and raised. Its freedom of movement, the position of settings against the skin and contact with clothing are useful considerations.
Yes, an HRD certificate is included with this LuxuryFlex™ version. Keep the documentation with the purchase record so that information about the bracelet and its natural diamonds remains conveniently available.
LuxuryFlex™ comes with a certificate and packaging. The packaging is useful when preparing the jewellery as a gift and gives it a separate place during storage. Keep the documentation with the purchase records.
Compare diamond count, combined weight, colour, cuts, gold and construction. This LuxuryFlex™ version starts with 56 natural diamonds weighing approximately 5.60 carats in total. A fitting reveals the proportions of the completed piece on the wrist.
Price reflects the natural diamonds’ characteristics, number and combined weight, together with the gold, settings and construction. When considering offers, compare specific parameters alongside the appearance and fit of the completed bracelet.
Yes, gold colour creates a background for the diamonds and changes the appearance of the metal settings. Viewing jewellery against light and dark fabric helps reveal this relationship. The bracelet can also be examined in daylight.
Yes, after fitting both pieces and leaving space between them. Assess their relative positions during a fitting. Limiting rubbing helps protect the diamond settings, bracelet metal and watch surface.
The bracelet can be paired with a ring in a corresponding metal colour or with a deliberate contrast. Assess the proportions of both pieces on the hand. Leaving space helps limit contact between the jewellery during wear.
Yes, LuxuryFlex™ can be chosen as an anniversary gift. Consider the recipient’s preferences, wrist size and jewellery habits. The natural diamonds and selected setting define the character of the particular version.
View it in daylight, diffuse light and spot lighting. Each reveals a different aspect: tone, outline and individual reflections. Turning the wrist gently shows changes in the appearance of the complete diamond line.
Use lukewarm water, mild soap and a very soft brush for gentle cleaning. Apply light movements, rinse the jewellery in a separate bowl and dry it with a soft cloth. Pay attention to the areas around the settings.
Yes, residue from creams and cosmetics can coat diamond surfaces and reduce visible reflections. Put the bracelet on after applying these products. Regular gentle cleaning helps remove accumulated residue.
An ultrasonic method should be selected by a professional after assessing diamond security and the bracelet construction. The inspection includes settings and their connections. Gentle care with lukewarm water and mild soap is an appropriate starting point at home.
Check diamond security if an element feels loose, catches fabric or changes position. Put the bracelet in a separate case until a jeweller assesses it. The inspection covers diamonds, settings and construction connections.
Remove the bracelet before exercise, household work and activities exposing the wrist to impacts, strong pressure or household chemicals. This helps protect natural diamonds, gold settings and the elements forming the circumference.
Store it separately in a soft case or compartment, resting freely in its own shape. This limits contact between the diamonds and other jewellery. Put the bracelet away after drying it, in a consistent, secure place.
Use calm movements appropriate to the particular construction. Support metal elements rather than pulling on diamonds. At the first fitting, a jeweller can demonstrate the correct handling of the specific LuxuryFlex™ bracelet.
Stop wearing the bracelet and take it to a jeweller for assessment. Do not bend setting elements yourself. The inspection checks diamond security, metal connections and the part of the construction catching the fabric.
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