Blue Moissanite Tennis Bracelet

The Blue Moissanite Tennis Bracelet lines the wrist with lab-created color-shifting blue moissanite that moves between vivid blue, teal and rainbow flash as it catches the light, in Full Blue or alternating White & Blue. Moissanite rates 9.25 out of 10 on the Mohs hardness scale, just below diamond at 10, so it resists scratches and stays vivid through daily wear. Every stone is cut to Excellent grade with an 8 Hearts & 8 Arrows pattern.

Both. The design is unisex and it is available in lengths from 5.5in (14cm) to 9.1in (23cm), so it suits smaller and larger wrists alike. Full Blue reads as a bolder statement while White & Blue is softer, and both are worn by men and women.

Each 3mm stone is about 0.1ct diamond equivalent, so a 3mm bracelet carries roughly 4 carat at 5.5in, 5 carat at 7.1in and up to 6.6 carat at 9.1in. The 4mm stones (0.3ct each) run about 10 carat to 15.9 carat, the 5mm stones (0.5ct each) run 13 carat to 21.5 carat, and the 6.5mm stones (1ct each) run 20 carat to 34 carat. Carat here is diamond equivalent weight, the industry convention for moissanite, and the full stone count for every length is in the size guide linked above.

Wrap a soft tape around your wrist just below the wrist bone, snug but not tight, then add 0.25in to 0.5in (0.6cm to 1.3cm) for an everyday fit. If you land between sizes, round up. Larger stones and longer lengths add weight, so a slightly tighter fit helps the bracelet sit securely.

Yes. It is made from hypoallergenic 925 sterling silver with 18K white gold plating, and it is nickel-free and lead-free. That makes it suitable for sensitive skin.

The bracelet is coated with a water-resistant protective film, so water exposure will not darken or dull it. A quick shower will not harm it, though soap, shampoo and conditioner can dull the plating with repeated contact over time. We would keep it out of pools and hot tubs entirely, since chlorine attacks plating far faster than water does.

No. Blue moissanite is lab-created and color-stable, so it does not lose its hue over time. If the stones look dull it is usually surface residue, and a clean with lukewarm soapy water and a soft brush restores them.

Yes. Moissanite passes diamond testers because it conducts heat much the way diamond does, and the blue color does not change how it tests. A GRA report is included.