38.21 Carats Total Mixed-cut Ruby and Diamond Cluster Bracelet in White Gold
At a glance
Shape
On Request
Carat
38.21ct
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
White Gold
Ruby and diamond together is one of jewellery's oldest and most reliable pairings — the cool white brilliance of diamond does nothing but flatter the warmth of fine red corundum, and in cluster form, where stones of both kinds are grouped rather than arranged in a single line, the contrast becomes the entire visual argument of the piece. At 38.21 carats total across mixed-cut rubies and diamonds, this bracelet has genuine mass, built from repeated clusters rather than one continuous repeating unit.
Ruby is judged first on colour saturation, and only then on clarity and cut, since even modest inclusions are tolerated in fine material when the red is vivid and even throughout the stone; diamond in a supporting role is typically graded to complement rather than compete with the ruby's presence. Individual stone counts, ruby origin, and full grading are available on request, and independent certification can confirm natural, untreated material where applicable — an important question worth raising on any ruby of consequence before purchase is finalised. The white gold setting keeps the diamonds crisp and cool, letting the ruby clusters read as the warmer, dominant note across the entire bracelet.
Cluster-set bracelets like this one have a dimensionality that flat line settings cannot match — light and shadow play across the raised stone groupings, giving the piece real sculptural depth on the wrist rather than a flat plane of colour and shine. It is a bracelet built for evening rather than daily wear, the kind of piece that anchors a look rather than simply accessorising one, and its coloured-stone content makes it a natural next step for collectors moving beyond all-white diamond pieces into gemstone territory proper.
Within our coloured-stone bracelet offering, ruby clusters of this total weight are among the more ambitious pieces we carry, and sourcing matched clusters at this scale is itself uncommon. This bracelet is entered in the Legacy register with full stone and origin detail available to serious enquirers, and independent certification obtainable before purchase. Rubies of genuine quality have historically held their value with particular consistency, making a cluster bracelet like this one as much a considered acquisition as a wearable one. Fine ruby of good saturation has grown scarcer at source in recent years, a trend serious coloured-stone collectors are watching closely when evaluating pieces of this scale. We welcome a private viewing to see the ruby and diamond clusters in natural light, and our advisors are available to discuss terms candidly through the Negotiation Room, conducted quietly and entirely at your own pace and discretion.
Specifications
- Metal: White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 38.21ct
- Gemstones: Ruby
- Carat Weight
- 38.21ct
- Shape
- On Request
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- White Gold
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-HJ-0057
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3-day exclusive hold — your reservation holds the piece privately for 3 days, fully refundable.
Independently certified — to your choice of GIA, IGI or HRD on request; documents shared privately with verified acquirers.
Authentication guarantee — if any piece does not match its stated specifications, full money-back refund.
Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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Ruby and diamond together is one of jewellery's oldest and most reliable pairings — the cool white brilliance of diamond does nothing but flatter the warmth of fine red corundum, and in cluster form, where stones of both kinds are grouped rather than arranged in a single line, the contrast becomes the entire visual argument of the piece. At 38.21 carats total across mixed-cut rubies and diamonds, this bracelet has genuine mass, built from repeated clusters rather than one continuous repeating unit.
Ruby is judged first on colour saturation, and only then on clarity and cut, since even modest inclusions are tolerated in fine material when the red is vivid and even throughout the stone; diamond in a supporting role is typically graded to complement rather than compete with the ruby's presence. Individual stone counts, ruby origin, and full grading are available on request, and independent certification can confirm natural, untreated material where applicable — an important question worth raising on any ruby of consequence before purchase is finalised. The white gold setting keeps the diamonds crisp and cool, letting the ruby clusters read as the warmer, dominant note across the entire bracelet.
Cluster-set bracelets like this one have a dimensionality that flat line settings cannot match — light and shadow play across the raised stone groupings, giving the piece real sculptural depth on the wrist rather than a flat plane of colour and shine. It is a bracelet built for evening rather than daily wear, the kind of piece that anchors a look rather than simply accessorising one, and its coloured-stone content makes it a natural next step for collectors moving beyond all-white diamond pieces into gemstone territory proper.
Within our coloured-stone bracelet offering, ruby clusters of this total weight are among the more ambitious pieces we carry, and sourcing matched clusters at this scale is itself uncommon. This bracelet is entered in the Legacy register with full stone and origin detail available to serious enquirers, and independent certification obtainable before purchase. Rubies of genuine quality have historically held their value with particular consistency, making a cluster bracelet like this one as much a considered acquisition as a wearable one. Fine ruby of good saturation has grown scarcer at source in recent years, a trend serious coloured-stone collectors are watching closely when evaluating pieces of this scale. We welcome a private viewing to see the ruby and diamond clusters in natural light, and our advisors are available to discuss terms candidly through the Negotiation Room, conducted quietly and entirely at your own pace and discretion.
Specifications
- Metal: White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 38.21ct
- Gemstones: Ruby
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