The Stella Double-Strand Bracelet
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A dainty tennis strand lined with small, clear stones and a fine textured chain, joined at a single clasp. One sparkles, one adds quiet texture, and together they give you a finished stack in one bracelet. A small heart charm finishes the extender chain. Available in rhodium-plated sterling silver or 10K gold vermeil.
The Metal Truth
Material: 925 Sterling Silver
Finish: Rhodium-plated (silver) or 10K gold vermeil (gold)
Stones: Cubic zirconia, lab-created, prong set
Best for: Everyday wear, a polished wrist for work or evenings out, an easy gift
Wear note: About 2.5 grams. 7 inches with a half-inch extender, so you can adjust the fit from 7 to 7.5 inches. Both strands share one clasp, so it goes on as easily as a single bracelet. For a comfortable fit, choose a length about half an inch to an inch longer than your wrist measurement.
Care: Take it off before sleeping, showering, swimming, or working out. Put it on after lotion and hand sanitizer have dried. Bracelets take knocks on desks and countertops, so check now and then that the clasp closes firmly and the prongs sit snug against the stones. To bring back the sparkle, clean gently with mild soapy water and a soft brush, then dry completely with a soft cloth. Store it clasped and laid flat in a pouch so the strands don't tangle. Skip silver dips and abrasive polishing cloths, which wear plating and vermeil faster.
About the Rhodium
Rhodium is a precious metal in the platinum family. Fine jewelers use it to give white gold and sterling silver their bright, white finish, so it's a standard step in quality jewelry, not a shortcut. Underneath is real 925 sterling silver, never base metal. With regular wear, the plating can soften over time, and any jeweler can refresh it.
About Gold Vermeil
Gold vermeil (pronounced ver-MAY) is a thick layer of real gold over a base of 925 sterling silver. To be called vermeil, the gold must be at least 10K and at least 2.5 microns thick, which is far heavier than standard gold plating. This piece is 10K gold vermeil, at least 2.5 microns thick. Because the base is sterling silver rather than brass or copper, you're wearing precious metal all the way through. With years of regular wear, vermeil can soften in high-contact spots, and any jeweler can restore it.
Why We Chose It
The best bracelet stacks pair sparkle with texture. A tennis bracelet on its own can feel formal, and a plain chain can feel quiet. This one joins the two at a single clasp, so you get a balanced stack without fumbling two closures: polished enough for an evening out, easy enough for every day.
Styling Notes
Wear it alone as your whole stack, or add a watch or a slim bangle on the same wrist. To carry the look to your neckline, pair it with the Eloise Layering Set in the same finish. On the hand, the Lyra Stacking Ring echoes the tennis strand's line of stones.
Gift Confidence
An easy yes for nearly anyone: adjustable, already styled, and right for any look. Two finishes make it simple to match what they already wear. Add gift packaging at checkout for a ready-to-give box and a personal note.
Details
Metal: 925 sterling silver
Finish: Rhodium-plated, or 10K gold vermeil
Style: Double-strand bracelet, one tennis strand and one textured chain strand
Stones: Cubic zirconia (lab-created)
Length: 7 inches with a 0.5 inch extender (adjusts 7 to 7.5 inches)
Weight: Approx. 2.5 g
Clasp: Lobster clasp
Extender detail: Small heart charm
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