Double bracelet with Akoya pearls Ø 7-7.5 mm and diamonds
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Ask the Personal Shopper →Bracelet with Japanese pearls and diamonds. Timeless elegance. This splendid bracelet captures attention with its double row of 7-7.5 mm Japanese Akoya pearls, carefully cultivated and endowed with an incomparable shine. The pearls are strung with ultra-resistant polyester threads and joined by two 18k white gold loops embellished with brilliant-cut diamonds for a total of 0.075 carats. Refinement and safety. The smooth and polished 18k white gold bar clasp offers a secure and practical pressure fastening system, with two side buttons for easy opening. The bracelet fits softly on the wrist thanks to its flexibility and has a length of 19.5 cm. The length can be changed with a new thread, to perfectly adapt to your needs. A precious gift. The bracelet is delivered with an elegant box and guarantee, making it a perfect gift for a special person or a jewel to treasure forever. Reference Coscia LBBRAK-52. Products made in Italy.
| Gender | Women's |
|---|---|
| Material | Yellow gold |
| Gemstone | Pearl |

About Coscia
Coscia is one of the most prestigious names in Italian jewelry, specializing in the creation of natural pearl jewelry that blends elegance, heritage, and contemporary style. Founded in Torre del Greco, the historic heart of pearl and coral craftsmanship, the brand boasts decades of artisanal expertise translated into high-end creations.
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