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A 1990s 10k Yellow Gold Tennis Bracelet Featuring Bright Lab-Created Opals and Modernist Links

Found in a Lynn Haven, Florida collection of 1990s-era jewelry, this delicate 10k yellow gold tennis bracelet leans into an unapologetic, colorful retro aesthetic.  It features seven lab-created opals that glow with a predominantly red play of color, separated by open, Modernist-style gold links.  Each opal is flanked by minute diamond accents on both sides.  Capped with a secure lobster clasp, the bracelet is fitted for a 7.25-inch wrist and offers a bright, everyday vintage look.

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The Center Stones: Lab-Created Light Opal, solid

• stone count: 7
• average brightness of color: B3.5 of 5
• average body tone: N8
• shape: oval cabochons
• average stone measurements (millimeters): 6mm x 4mm
• average stone measurements (inches): 0.25" x 0.15"
• play of color description: predominantly red

The Accent Stones: Diamond, natural

• stone count: 14
• estimated total carat weight: 0.035ct (three and a half points)
• cut: round single cuts
• average clarity grade: I2*
• additional notes: under 40x magnification, one diamond is apparent—the rest appear as though they were gold-plated over as part of the bracelet's original manufacture

The Setting: Four-Prong Modernist Design Tennis-Style Bracelet

• metal: 10k yellow gold, solid
• stone orientation: East-West
• top of bracelet width: 4.04mm (0.15")
• bracelet height from wrist: 3.53mm (0.15")
• lobster clasp
• bracelet weight: 4.75 grams
• bracelet length: 7.25"