Princess Cut Moissanite Tennis Bracelet

Because a square stone reads sharper than a round one. A continuous row of square D Color, VVS1 moissanite lines the wrist in 925 sterling silver. Each stone sits in its own four-prong corner setting, so the line stays clean and unbroken. The princess cut keeps the fire of a round stone in a modern square outline. At 9.25 on the Mohs scale, just below diamond, it resists scratches through daily wear.

Both use the same D Color VVS1 moissanite in a four-prong setting. The only difference is the stone shape. The Classic Moissanite Tennis Bracelet uses round stones for a soft, continuous shimmer. The princess cut is square with sharp corners, so it reads more modern and architectural. It also looks slightly bolder at the same mm width.

2×2mm (0.08ct each) is the daintiest, a fine line of tiny stones that layers under a watch or stack. 3×3mm (0.3ct each) is the balanced everyday-to-occasion width. 4×4mm (0.4ct each) has real presence and reads as a statement piece. 5×5mm (0.8ct each) is the boldest, a bridal-worthy row of larger square stones.

Total carat weight scales with both stone size and bracelet length. A 2×2mm bracelet carries roughly 4.8ct at 5.5in and up to 7.3ct at 8.3in. A 3×3mm bracelet runs from about 12.3ct at 5.5in to 18.6ct at 8.3in. A 4×4mm bracelet runs from about 12.8ct at 5.5in to 19.2ct at 8.3in. A 5×5mm bracelet runs from about 20.0ct at 5.5in to 30.4ct at 8.3in. Carat here is diamond equivalent weight (DEW), the industry convention for moissanite. The full ladder is in the size guide.

Wrap a soft tape around your wrist just below the wrist bone, snug but not tight. Add 0.25 to 0.5in (0.6 to 1.3cm) for an everyday fit, or up to 0.75in (1.9cm) for a relaxed drape. If you land between sizes, round up. It comes in eight lengths, from 5.5in (14cm) to 8.3in (21cm).

Yes. It is made from hypoallergenic 925 sterling silver with a rhodium plated finish, and it is nickel-free and lead-free. That makes it suitable for sensitive skin.

The bracelet has a water-resistant protective coating, so an occasional splash will not dull it. Soap, shampoo and conditioner can wear the plating over time, so it is best to take it off before showering. Keep it out of pools and hot tubs, since chlorine is harsh on all jewelry.

No. Moissanite does not lose its sparkle or turn cloudy over time. It is one of the hardest gemstones used in jewelry, so it holds its brilliance through everyday wear. An occasional wipe with a soft cloth keeps it bright.

Yes. Moissanite passes thermal diamond testers because its thermal conductivity is close to diamond, and a GRA report is included. On a combined moissanite and diamond tester it correctly reads as moissanite.