White Gold, 326.10Ctw Pink Sapphire and Diamond Mesh Bracelet Usd
At a glance
Shape
On Request
Carat
326.1ct
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
White Gold
A bracelet of this scale rarely surfaces even once in a working lifetime. At 326.10 total carats of pink sapphire and diamond, woven into a supple white gold mesh, this is not an accessory so much as a portable archive of rarity — the kind of piece that curators photograph before collectors ever get to wear it. The mesh construction alone is a feat of goldsmithing: hundreds of individually set stones articulating like woven silk, moving with the wrist rather than sitting rigid against it, so the fire of the pink sapphires shifts with every gesture, every turn of the hand, every change in the light around it.
Pink sapphire of this combined weight is genuinely scarce on the open market — most of what circulates is cut into modest accent stones, not assembled at a scale that reads as a singular statement in its own right. Paired with white diamonds acting as both frame and accelerant to the pink, the bracelet reads warm in candlelight and crisp under daylight, a versatility that matters enormously to collectors who wear a signature piece across very different rooms, cities and seasons. Grading on the individual stones — cut, colour, clarity — is available on request, as is full documentation of the sapphire sourcing; we do not publish specifics we have not personally verified, a discipline serious collectors have come to expect from any house asking this level of trust.
On the wrist, mesh bracelets of this weight drape rather than sit, which makes the piece more wearable across a long evening than its carat count might suggest — there is no clasp fatigue, no pinch points, just continuous articulated brilliance running from the inside of the wrist to the outside and back again. It is equally suited to a solo statement or as the anchor piece in a stack, though most owners of a bracelet this considered choose to let it stand entirely alone, allowing the mesh and the stones to do the talking. As an heirloom candidate it is close to ideal: coloured stone jewellery of this density tends to appreciate in desirability precisely because so little of it was ever made, and pieces like this one are typically passed down with their own provenance story attached, which only deepens their meaning across generations of ownership.
Independent certification is available on request for the principal stones, and our private client team can arrange third-party grading review alongside the piece itself before any commitment is made, giving you every fact you need before you decide. This bracelet carries the Legacy signature as a house creation, vetted and entered into our high jewellery register with full internal documentation retained. Given the singular nature of a piece at this carat weight, we would rather show it to you properly than describe it further — enquire with our private client team to arrange a confidential viewing and discuss acquisition terms tailored entirely to you.
Specifications
- Metal: White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 326.1ct
- Gemstones: Sapphire
- Carat Weight
- 326.1ct
- 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-0280
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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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A bracelet of this scale rarely surfaces even once in a working lifetime. At 326.10 total carats of pink sapphire and diamond, woven into a supple white gold mesh, this is not an accessory so much as a portable archive of rarity — the kind of piece that curators photograph before collectors ever get to wear it. The mesh construction alone is a feat of goldsmithing: hundreds of individually set stones articulating like woven silk, moving with the wrist rather than sitting rigid against it, so the fire of the pink sapphires shifts with every gesture, every turn of the hand, every change in the light around it.
Pink sapphire of this combined weight is genuinely scarce on the open market — most of what circulates is cut into modest accent stones, not assembled at a scale that reads as a singular statement in its own right. Paired with white diamonds acting as both frame and accelerant to the pink, the bracelet reads warm in candlelight and crisp under daylight, a versatility that matters enormously to collectors who wear a signature piece across very different rooms, cities and seasons. Grading on the individual stones — cut, colour, clarity — is available on request, as is full documentation of the sapphire sourcing; we do not publish specifics we have not personally verified, a discipline serious collectors have come to expect from any house asking this level of trust.
On the wrist, mesh bracelets of this weight drape rather than sit, which makes the piece more wearable across a long evening than its carat count might suggest — there is no clasp fatigue, no pinch points, just continuous articulated brilliance running from the inside of the wrist to the outside and back again. It is equally suited to a solo statement or as the anchor piece in a stack, though most owners of a bracelet this considered choose to let it stand entirely alone, allowing the mesh and the stones to do the talking. As an heirloom candidate it is close to ideal: coloured stone jewellery of this density tends to appreciate in desirability precisely because so little of it was ever made, and pieces like this one are typically passed down with their own provenance story attached, which only deepens their meaning across generations of ownership.
Independent certification is available on request for the principal stones, and our private client team can arrange third-party grading review alongside the piece itself before any commitment is made, giving you every fact you need before you decide. This bracelet carries the Legacy signature as a house creation, vetted and entered into our high jewellery register with full internal documentation retained. Given the singular nature of a piece at this carat weight, we would rather show it to you properly than describe it further — enquire with our private client team to arrange a confidential viewing and discuss acquisition terms tailored entirely to you.
Specifications
- Metal: White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 326.1ct
- Gemstones: Sapphire
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