Diamond Cuban Links and Custom Watch Styling
Cuban link jewelry and diamond set watches create a bold combination through repeated shapes and reflected light. Our original feature paired necklaces, bracelets and a ring with AP, Patek Philippe and Rolex style watches. The photographs remain as a record of that styling session.
The weights and descriptions in the older story identify what was discussed at the time. They are not current offers, and photographs cannot establish authenticity, stone quality or factory origin.
Cuban Link Necklaces, Bracelets and a Ring
The original necklace descriptions included a 14k yellow gold design with 10.00 total carats of diamonds, a two tone design with 13.74 total carats and a white gold design with 15.37 total carats. These are combined stone weights, not the weight of an individual diamond.
The bracelets were described with 5.00 total carats in rose gold and 3.25 total carats in yellow gold. A white gold ring was described with 4.64 total carats. If any of these pieces is offered again, its records, condition and current measurements should be checked.
Custom Diamonds on Watches
The article described a custom AP with approximately 40 total carats of CVD diamonds. CVD is a method of growing diamonds in a laboratory. It must not be used in a description that implies all the stones are naturally formed. GIA explains the distinction in its laboratory grown diamond information.
The older Patek description also made specific reference and total weight claims. Those details require the watch’s records and cannot be confirmed from this gallery. We have not presented the pictured custom setting as a factory configuration.
Bangles and the Rainbow Style Daytona
The gallery includes several diamond bangles and a Daytona with a multicolor bezel. The visible design does not establish the origin of the stones or that the watch is a factory Rainbow reference. The same caution applies to the diamond bangles described as Cartier Love designs in the original copy.
Before buying, ask who made or modified the piece, what documentation is available and which components are original. A brand name in an old article is not enough to resolve those questions.
Making the Combination Wearable
Try chains at their actual lengths and bracelets at their fitted size. Leave room between a watch and neighboring bangles so their surfaces do not repeatedly strike one another. Check clasps and stone settings, especially on pieces with extensive diamond coverage.
Custom work can change servicing options and resale expectations. Request written specifications and terms for the individual piece rather than assuming the original manufacturer covers an altered watch. The full photo gallery is retained below with captions that describe the visible items.
Contact Diamonds By Raymond Lee in Boca Raton to ask about current pieces, appointments and service options.
Original Photo Gallery
