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SAPPHIRE SHADE BRACELET
Indulge in the captivating beauty of this exquisite lab-created blue sapphire bracelet by Zanvari "A Perfect Mother's Day Gift". This stunning piece, meticulously handcrafted by our skilled artisans, is a breathtaking addition to any jewelry collection.
Central Stage: The Lab-Created Blue Sapphire
The heart of this bracelet is a captivating lab-created blue sapphire gemstone. Unlike mined sapphires, lab-grown stones offer a sustainable and ethically sourced alternative, ensuring the rich blue hues were created without environmental impact. The meticulous cutting process maximises the stone's brilliance, allowing it to capture and reflect light, creating a mesmerising display of vibrant color and captivating sparkle.
Crafted with Care: The 925 Silver Setting
The lab-created sapphire is elegantly nestled in a polished 925 sterling silver setting. This precious metal provides a perfect canvas for the gemstone's beauty, offering both durability and a touch of timeless elegance. The silver is meticulously polished to a high shine, further enhancing the overall brilliance of the bracelet.
A Touch of Artisan Flair
This bracelet is more than just a collection of materials; it's a testament to the skill and dedication of Zanvari's expert craftsmen. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, ensuring no two bracelets are exactly alike. This adds a unique touch and a personal element to the design, making it a truly special piece.
- For this bangle, we require 2000 rupees in advance, to initiate the process.
- Make sure to give a perfect size.
Made-to-order: This means the items are not pre-produced and are instead assembled or crafted after a customer places an order.
28-30 business days: This bangle requires more time than usual, kindly allow 28-30 working days to get it made.. Business days exclude weekends and holidays. So, if you order on a Friday, the 28-day clock wouldn't typically start until the following Monday.