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Red is the boldest colour a wrist can carry, and the ruby and diamond bracelet has been high jewellery's way of carrying it since the Art Déco workshops: tennis lines of round Burmese rubies, cluster bracelets where cushion rubies sit in diamond frames, and gold pieces in which calibré rubies trace the geometry. Every piece in this collection is held in the House's own vault, documented, and priced at one transparent figure.
From wearable tennis lines to important Burmese pieces — rubies carry the highest per-carat prices of any coloured stone, and a bracelet compounds them: twenty carats of matched red across a wrist is among the harder assemblies in jewellery. Colour is the whole game, evenness across the line close behind; origin — Burma above all — moves the figure, and the certificate states it. Each listing carries the single, honest price.
Evenness before size: every stone in the line must hold the same red, saturated without going dark, with no link leaning purple or brown against its neighbours. Then treatment — heating is traditional and disclosed per stone; an unheated line of fine colour carries a serious premium. The diamonds between the rubies are graded exactly as our white stones are, and every certificate is shown before any commitment.
Browse the wider gemstone bracelets and diamond bracelets collections, or stay with the great colours of the vault: sapphire and diamond bracelets and emerald and diamond bracelets. The same red runs the length of the ruby and diamond necklaces collection, or step up to high jewellery. Brink's-insured delivery, in the USA and worldwide.