Honestly? It’s because they just hit different. These aren't just bracelets; they’re the ones our clients tag us in, the ones that get the most "wow" comments, and the ones that perfectly capture our whole vibe. They’re that sweet spot of classic, investment-worthy design–like a timeless tennis bracelet or a sleek bangle–fused with that bold splash of fancy color that’s undeniably us. They’re the perfect "for better or for worse" heirloom pieces and the "just because" self-love gifts. (We love that.) They just check every box: iconic, authentic, and utterly rare

Think of it like this: a bangle is a rigid, solid circle. It’s that chic, structured piece that slips right over your wrist. You can stack them for that clack-clack-clack sound (IYKYK) or wear one as a sleek, modern statement. A tennis bracelet, on the other hand, is completely flexible. It’s made of individual diamonds set in linked settings, creating a fluid, sparkling line that drapes beautifully. Both are iconic, in our books. It just comes down to the vibe you’re going for: structured and bold, or flexible and fluid.

Getting the right fit is everything–nothing’s worse than a bracelet that’s too tight or too loose. We’re here to help. The easiest way? Grab a flexible measuring tape (like one for sewing) and wrap it snugly–but not tightly–around your wrist, right where you’d normally wear the bracelet. Read the number, and that’s your wrist size. Pro-tip: If you don't have a tape, use a piece of string or even a phone charging cable. Wrap it, mark where it meets, and then lay it flat against a ruler. For a snug fit, add about 1/4 to 1/2 inch. For a looser drape, add 3/4 to 1 inch. When in doubt, send us your measurement at info@rarecolors.net. We’ll help you nail it.

We want you to be 100% in love with your piece. We absolutely accept exchanges and returns within seven days of purchase. We just ask that the item is returned in its original, unaltered condition–with no signs of damage or changes to the diamond. It’s a simple, "straight shooter" policy to protect the integrity of these rare, investment-worthy pieces. To get a return started, just send an email to our team at info@rarecolors.net, and we'll walk you through the next steps. We’re here to make sure you find the perfect piece, even if it’s not this one.