Solitaire Bracelets
Solitaire Bracelets
One diamond, worn every day. Nivara's solitaire bracelets carry a single IGI-certified lab-grown diamond on a fine BIS-hallmarked gold chain, the bracelet equivalent of a solitaire pendant. Understated enough for the office, considered enough for the evening, the piece you fasten once and forget you are wearing.
Each bracelet is made to order in 14K or 18K gold, in rose, yellow, or white, in about three weeks, fully insured, and covered for life by Nivara's care, returns, and exchange.
For more presence on the wrist, see our tennis bracelets or the full range of lab grown diamond bracelets, or match it to a solitaire pendant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a solitaire bracelet?
A bracelet built around a single diamond rather than a line of them, so the stone reads as a focal point on the wrist in the way a solitaire ring does on the finger. This is a single design, the Mode daily wear oval cut diamond bracelet, currently at about ₹1,32,000.
Why is there only one design in this collection?
Because we would rather show one design that works than pad the page. A single stone on a flexible chain has to be balanced carefully or it rotates and sits face down on the wrist, which is a real design problem rather than a theoretical one. If you want a single stone bracelet in a different shape or setting, our showroom teams can take you through a made to order piece.
Why an oval cut for a bracelet?
An oval spreads more of its weight across the visible surface than a round of the same carat, so it presents larger on the wrist where the stone is seen from a distance and at an angle. The elongated form also aligns naturally along the line of the bracelet rather than sitting as an isolated dot.
How does a single stone bracelet compare on price to a tennis line?
The diamond is ₹50,000 per carat for VVS clarity and E colour, the same rate for every buyer with no negotiation, and the metal and setting are additional. Because this is a single stone piece rather than a multi stone line, more of the price sits in the diamond itself and far less in setting labour, so you get one significant stone rather than many small ones for comparable money.
Is it genuinely suitable for daily wear?
It is designed as a daily wear piece, which means a low profile and a setting that does not snag. The wrist takes more incidental knocks than any other place you wear jewellery, against desks, doorframes and car doors, so take it off for manual work and have the setting checked periodically at any Nivara showroom. Diamond itself is a 10 on the Mohs scale and will not scratch.
What documentation comes with a single stone bracelet?
The IGI certificate for the diamond, with the report number laser inscribed on the girdle so the stone can be matched to its own document under magnification. The grading is VVS clarity, E colour and ideal cut, hearts and arrows precise, after 27 quality checks. A light performance report grading brightness, fire and contrast ships with the diamond. The metal is 14K or 18K BIS hallmarked gold.
