Lab Grown Diamond Bracelet

The Satéur Destinée Secrète Diamond Bracelet™ opens this edit: a line of real, IGI-certified lab-grown diamonds for a fraction of the mined price. Every bracelet in the collection carries genuine lab-grown diamonds set in solid gold, and every order ships with complimentary worldwide delivery, our lifetime guarantee, and the signature Satéur presentation box — the same standard you would expect from a stone costing many times more.

The metal is the real thing. Each piece is crafted in solid 18K gold — white, yellow, or rose depending on the design — never plated and never a coloured finish. The diamonds are independently graded and IGI-certified, so the carat weight, colour and clarity you read on the page are the verified specifications on your wrist, not marketing language.

A lab-grown diamond is a real diamond in every measurable sense. It registers a perfect 10 on the Mohs scale of hardness, sits in the D–E colour range for a clean, icy white, is cut to Excellent proportions for maximum return of light, and is graded VS for clarity — eye-clean brilliance from any angle. The result is a bracelet that reads as a true diamond piece, because it is one.

The range is built around the classic tennis bracelet and line bracelet silhouette, with a continuous row of round brilliant diamonds threaded along a secure chain, sized to sit comfortably on the wrist. Across the collection you will find white gold, yellow gold and rose gold settings, a spread of carat weights from delicate everyday lines to statement diamond tennis bracelets, and chain bracelet variations for those who prefer a softer drape — each one a different reading of the same lab grown diamond bracelet idea. Select your size and style with confidence; the grid below shows every piece.

If you are weighing other forms, the 3 carat lab grown diamond ring and the full lab created diamond rings collection carry the same certified stones in ring form, while the complete lab-grown diamonds hub gathers every category in one place. To understand how these stones are made and graded, read our guide to lab grown vs natural diamond.