Cubic Zirconia Silver Bracelets
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Our Cubic Zirconia silver bracelets are created using the highest
quality stones, all our stones are machine cut to ensure this, using
this method the cuts upon the cubic zirconia stones are prescise, so
when light is reflected upon the stones it is captured and throws out
dazzling colours of yellow, violet, green and blue.Out of the Cubic Zirconia bracelets we stock approximately 90% have set stones like diamonds, set stones mean that the cubic zirconia is held to the bracelet using three or four silver claws, this is to keep the stones secure and ensure they do not come loose, having set stones is much better that glued, as with glued stones they can come loose with high temperatures or age as this glue loses its adhesive strength.
As with all the bracelets we stock here at Amour Silver they are of fine grade sterling silver, this is shown in the way of a hallmark which can be an emblem or in the way of 925 markings.
Why choose Cubic Zirconia silver bracelets, easy because they are dazzling like diamonds and cost a lot less, and on silver they have more sparkle as this compliments the stones, have you ever heard the saying "a diamond is forever and a CZ is for now",
Cubic Zirconia is also known as CZ, hence the name CZ silver bracelet, it is also known as CZ diamonds, man made diamonds, but unlike diamonds and more beneficial they are available in a wide range of colours, we have CZ bracelets with crystal clear stones, peach stones, blue stones and many more the colours are endless.
Our Cubic Zirconia Silver
Bracelets start from £7.95 to £29.99
with up to 75% discount off actual high street prices
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Cubic Zirconia stones also
come in a variety of sizes, the most popular choice for silver
bracelets is the radiant cut, here you will find information on radiant
cut stones.
Until the Radiant Cut was developed and patented in 1977 by H.Grossbard, people were attracted to the elegance of the emerald cut shape but it had to compromise on brilliance. Whilst the Radiant Cut allows people to choose an exquisitely shaped rectangular Cubic Zirconia without any compromise.
The Radiant cut was first used on diamonds and then found its way to being used on cubic zirconia to give the CZ that diamond sparkle,
Prior to the development of the Radiant Cut, all diamonds with straight edges, like the emerald cut, were faceted with long rectangular facets. This cutting style, called the 'step cut, resulted in a stone with a glassy appearance.
Cubic Zirconia with rounded edges, like round stones, pear shapes, ovals and marquises, are faceted with triangular facets. This cutting style is known as the 'brilliant cut.
By combining the two cutting styles into a hybrid brilliant step cut, this resulted in a stone with the emerald cut shape and sparkle second to none.
other useful jewellery links
How to Choose the Right Earrings Gemstone Silver Bracelets Sterling Silver Earrings
(c) 2008 Amour Silver Jewellery
Radiant Cut Zirconia Stones in Silver Bracelets are a popular choice
The Radiant Cut Cubic Zirconia combines the classic elegance of the
traditional emerald cut shape with the sparkle of the brilliant cut.
Until the Radiant Cut was developed and patented in 1977 by H.Grossbard, people were attracted to the elegance of the emerald cut shape but it had to compromise on brilliance. Whilst the Radiant Cut allows people to choose an exquisitely shaped rectangular Cubic Zirconia without any compromise.
The Radiant cut was first used on diamonds and then found its way to being used on cubic zirconia to give the CZ that diamond sparkle,
Prior to the development of the Radiant Cut, all diamonds with straight edges, like the emerald cut, were faceted with long rectangular facets. This cutting style, called the 'step cut, resulted in a stone with a glassy appearance.
Cubic Zirconia with rounded edges, like round stones, pear shapes, ovals and marquises, are faceted with triangular facets. This cutting style is known as the 'brilliant cut.
By combining the two cutting styles into a hybrid brilliant step cut, this resulted in a stone with the emerald cut shape and sparkle second to none.
other useful jewellery links
How to Choose the Right Earrings Gemstone Silver Bracelets Sterling Silver Earrings
(c) 2008 Amour Silver Jewellery