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FLB-010 3mm tennis bracelet comparison showing 165mm 5.4ct and 175mm 5.8ct references

FLB-010 - ROUND DIAMOND SIZE-LADDER REFERENCE

Build the Range from Measured References

FLB-010 is a 9K white gold tennis bracelet reference with a continuous row of round lab-grown diamonds. The supplied comparison image documents a 3 mm face-up width in two finished lengths: 165 mm at 5.4ct total and 175 mm at 5.8ct total.

For a jewelry brand or distributor, this makes the model useful as more than one isolated bracelet. It provides a starting point for planning a size ladder in which finished length, visible width and total carat weight are specified separately before a sample or repeat quantity is approved.

The Documented 3mm Pair

Reference	Finished Length	Face-Up Width	Total Diamond Weight	Buyer Use
Option A	165 mm	3 mm	5.4ct total	Shorter documented reference
Option B	175 mm	3 mm	5.8ct total	Longer documented reference

The extra 10 mm in the supplied reference changes the total diamond weight while the stated face-up width remains 3 mm. This does not mean every 165 mm or 175 mm bracelet will automatically carry the same total weight. Stone diameter, stone count, setting dimensions and manufacturing tolerance must remain connected to the approved version.

FLB-010 round lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet with 9K clasp viewed from the rear

Rear view: articulated settings, link line and stamped clasp body.

Front view of FLB-010 round lab diamond row and dual side safety catches

Front view: continuous round-diamond row and clasp transition.

Do Not Treat Length and Carat Weight as One Variable

The supplied range image labels four total-weight references: 1.9ct, 3.3ct, 5.4ct and 6.9ct. Their visible scales are different. This indicates a collection-development path in which total weight may change through stone size and face-up width, not only through bracelet length.

Length variationKeep the stated width and alter the number of links required for the approved finished length.

Scale variationChange the round-stone diameter and visible width to create a lighter or stronger face-up presence.

A reliable product matrix should therefore list length, width, stone diameter, stone count and total ctw in separate columns. Using carat weight as the only option name leaves too much room for a mismatch between the expected visual scale and the finished bracelet.

FLB-010 round diamond tennis bracelet range labeled 1.9ct 3.3ct 5.4ct and 6.9ct

Read the Bracelet Beyond the Front View

Round stones create a familiar continuous line, but the product video and rear photographs provide the information needed to review how that line is built. The reference shows individual prong-set stone units connected as an articulated bracelet, with open areas visible beneath the stones and a box-style clasp supported by two side safety catches.

Row AlignmentReview the round outlines and the space between adjacent settings when the bracelet is laid straight.

Link ArticulationUse the rotating video to observe whether the connected units follow the curve without an obvious rigid section.

Clasp TransitionCompare the last stone settings with the clasp width so the end of the row does not appear visually interrupted.

Safety-Catch PositionConfirm the two side catches are part of the approved closure configuration and inspection view.

A Practical Assortment Plan for Buyers

FLB-018 can be developed as a controlled group of references rather than a list of unrelated carat options. The arrangement below keeps each commercial decision tied to measurable product data.

Core 3mm ReferenceSelect either the documented 165 mm/5.4ct or 175 mm/5.8ct starting point.

Length ExtensionKeep the same approved face-up scale and recalculate link count for another finished length.

Carat-Weight LadderDefine separate widths and stone sizes for lighter or stronger visual tiers.

Repeat ProgramRetain one approved specification for each length-and-width combination instead of one generic model record.

3mm round lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet shown at wrist scale

Use Wrist Scale to Choose the Collection Tier

The on-wrist image helps a buyer judge the 3 mm reference as a merchandising scale rather than an isolated measurement. It shows how much metal remains visible around the round stones and how the continuous row reads at normal viewing distance.

For a collection, the 3 mm version can serve as the middle reference between lighter and heavier total-weight options. A buyer can then decide whether the surrounding versions should preserve a similar length and change stone scale, or preserve the stone scale and change length.

The final decision should be written as a complete specification. A lifestyle image can support scale selection, but it cannot replace documented dimensions, stone count and total weight.

Record the Version Before Repeating It

Record Field	What It Prevents	FLB-018 Status
Finished length	Confusion between wrist size and diamond weight	165 mm and 175 mm references documented
Face-up width	A different visual scale under the same ctw label	3 mm documented for the two-length pair
Stone diameter and count	Unclear link calculation for another length	Confirm on the approved order sheet
Total diamond weight	Treating approximate tiers as one fixed specification	5.4ct and 5.8ct documented; other tiers shown as references
Clasp and safety catches	Closure changes between sample and repeat quantity	Box-style clasp with two visible side catches
Diamond quality and report scope	Different assumptions about matching and documents	Confirm before production; reports are not automatic

FLORAL JEWELRY supports one-piece customization, a first CAD draft normally within 48 hours after requirements are confirmed, and standard production normally within 7-12 days after final approval. Timing remains subject to the selected version, material availability and order quantity.

Questions About the FLB-018 Size Ladder

Why does the 175 mm reference have a higher total weight than the 165 mm version?

Both are labeled 3 mm wide, but the longer version requires additional length in the diamond row. The supplied references list 5.4ct at 165 mm and 5.8ct at 175 mm.

Are the 1.9ct, 3.3ct, 5.4ct and 6.9ct versions all 3 mm wide?

The range image shows different visible scales, but it does not provide the width of every tier. Only the 5.4ct/165 mm and 5.8ct/175 mm pair is explicitly labeled 3 mm.

What must be recalculated for another bracelet length?

Confirm stone diameter, setting pitch, stone count, final total ctw and gold weight. Do not apply the 5.4ct or 5.8ct value to another length without a revised specification.

What should a buyer review in the FLB-018 video?

Review the straightness of the round-diamond row, movement through the side profile, the underside link pattern and the connection between the last settings and clasp.

Is a grading report included with every FLB-018 bracelet?

No. If reports are needed for an order, the required laboratory, stones covered, added cost and timing must be confirmed before production.

Specification Note

The supplied media documents 165 mm/5.4ct and 175 mm/5.8ct references at 3 mm width, plus visual examples labeled 1.9ct, 3.3ct, 5.4ct and 6.9ct. Final stone size, count, diamond quality, gold weight, clasp specification, reporting scope, production timing and packaging are based on the approved FLB-018 order record.