Handmade Halo Station Tennis Bracelet — 925 Sterling Silver, Rhodium-Plated White Gold Finish, GRA Moissanite & Swiss CZ

José Lux has been setting Moissanite stones for over a decade. A halo station tennis bracelet asks something different of the bench than a plain tennis line does — there’s one point on the piece where every eye lands, and it has to hold up to that kind of attention through years of daily wear, not just the first month.

This bracelet pairs a continuous tennis-style chain of Swiss CZ stones with a single center station: a round brilliant Moissanite set inside a pávé halo. The chain runs unbroken from clasp to clasp except at the halo, where two small jump rings connect the station to the chain on either side. Worn on the wrist, it reads as one continuous line of light with a brighter point at center — not a row of identical stones with nothing to anchor the eye.

What you’re looking at in the images: the bracelet laid flat to show the full chain and halo placement, a close-up of the halo station itself, the bracelet worn on the wrist in motion, and the clasp where the adjustment happens.

The Center Stone — GRA Moissanite, Round Brilliant

The center stone is GRA-certified Moissanite — Color D, Clarity FL. Colorless and internally flawless. Round brilliant cut. It ships with its own GRA certificate carrying a unique report ID traceable to your specific stone. Physical certificate. Not a card.

Moissanite is lab-created silicon carbide. It is not a diamond, and José Lux will not tell you it is. It has its own optical character — more fire than diamond, meaning more rainbow dispersion when it catches direct light. Set at the center of a halo, with no competing stones of the same size nearby, that fire is the focal point of the bracelet.

The center stone sits in a four-prong mount, raised slightly off the wrist inside the pávé ring of Swiss CZ. That small lift matters — a flat-set stone reads duller because light can’t enter from the side. Raised even a fraction, it catches light from more angles as your wrist moves.

The Tennis Chain — Swiss CZ, Stone to Stone

The chain itself is built from Swiss CZ stones, each one individually prong-set, running the full length of the bracelet on either side of the halo. José Lux imports Swiss CZ specifically for this — in quantity, so re-setting a stone is never a special order.

A tennis bracelet flexes constantly. It moves with the wrist all day, unlike a ring that stays mostly still. Every prong on this chain is hand-checked at the José Lux workshop before it ships, because a chain that flexes hundreds of times a day needs settings that hold through that motion, not just on a store shelf.

The Halo Station — One Point, Not a Pattern

A halo station design puts one moment of brightness at the center of the bracelet instead of spreading identical stones evenly across the whole length. The pávé halo around the Moissanite is set by hand, stone by stone, under magnification. The two jump rings connecting the halo to the tennis chain are checked individually — they’re a structural point, not just a visual break, and they’re built to hold the same way the rest of the bracelet does.

The Clasp and Adjustable Fit — 15.5 to 20 cm (6.1″ to 7.9″)

The bracelet closes with a lobster clasp and an adjustable extender chain. The full stated length — 15.5 to 20 cm, about 6.1″ to 7.9″ — already includes that extender. Nothing is hidden in the measurement. That range covers virtually every woman’s wrist size, which is why José Lux builds every tennis bracelet adjustable by design instead of offering one fixed length and a resize service.

The lobster-claw clasp is hand-finished at the José Lux workshop and built to hold under daily use. It opens with one motion when you want to take the bracelet off, and closes just as easily when you put it back on — no fighting with a stiff catch. Slide the clasp along the extender to whichever loop gives you the fit you want, and adjust it again any time your size preference changes.

The Metal and Plating

The chain, halo, and clasp are 925 sterling silver — 92.5% pure silver, 7.5% copper for structural strength. Every bracelet is rhodium plated with a white gold finish, applied by hand at our Vietnam workshop. Not machine-dipped. Hand plating gives more even coverage at the detail points — around each prong, through the halo, along the clasp.

Rhodium is harder than gold and sits as a barrier between the silver underneath and the air. Conservative baseline for this finish is three years of regular daily wear. In practice, many José Lux customers report five years before they notice fading, and we’ve recorded eight years of daily wear before a first re-plate. Skin chemistry, how often the bracelet is worn, and exposure to lotions or chlorine all affect the timeline. Re-plating is always free at the José Lux workshop — no time limit.

Certification

Every bracelet ships with the full GRA gemological certificate for the center Moissanite stone. The report confirms Color D, Clarity FL, Round Brilliant cut, and carries a unique report number traceable to your specific stone. Physical certificate, not a card.

Warranty and Repairs

The prong settings on this bracelet — at the halo and along the full tennis chain — are hand-adjusted at the José Lux workshop. Stone loss from normal daily wear is rare. That’s by design, not luck.

If a stone does come loose under everyday use — no drops, no hard impacts, just daily wear — José Lux handles it:

• CZ and Swiss ECZ stones: Re-setting or replacing accent stones is always free.
• Moissanite center stone: Re-setting labor is always free. If the stone needs replacement, it’s charged at our Hong Kong import cost — never at retail.
• Rhodium re-plating: Always free at the José Lux workshop. No time limit. No conditions.

What’s not covered: stone loss from hard physical impact — a bracelet caught and pulled hard, dropped and struck, or showing visible prong deformation consistent with a hit. José Lux inspects each case individually and tells you honestly what we find. If a repair falls outside the warranty, we still fix it — at cost, with a clear quote before any work starts.

Shipping

Free via USPS to the United States and Europe. Tracking sent the day your order ships. Estimated delivery 7–14 business days. European orders can see customs delays — José Lux says so plainly rather than promise a window we can’t control.

Every shipment is 100% insured. If something goes wrong in transit — lost, delayed, or damaged — you’re covered in full. Even if an incorrect address was entered at checkout, a full refund is issued.

Your bracelet ships inside a José Lux jewelry box with an anti-shock protective layer, placed inside an outer gift box, along with a silver polishing cloth and a workshop warranty card.

Specifications

Style	Halo Station Tennis Bracelet
Center Stone	Moissanite — Round Brilliant Cut
Stone Grade	Color D (Colorless) · Clarity FL (Internally Flawless)
Certification	GRA Certified — 1 certificate included, unique report ID traceable to your stone
Center Setting	4-prong mount, set inside a pávé Swiss CZ halo
Chain Stones	Swiss CZ, individually prong-set, full tennis chain on both sides of the halo
Metal	925 Sterling Silver (92.5% silver / 7.5% copper)
Plating	Rhodium-Plated White Gold Finish — hand-applied at the José Lux Vietnam workshop
Plating Durability	Conservative baseline: 3 years of daily wear · many customers report 5–8 years before re-plating
Closure	Lobster clasp with adjustable extender chain
Length	Adjustable 15.5–20 cm (6.1″–7.9″) — measurement includes the extender chain
For	Women / Ladies
Moissanite Replacement	Charged at José Lux Hong Kong import cost only — never retail
Re-plating	Always FREE at the José Lux workshop — no time limit
CZ Stone Re-setting	FREE — José Lux imports Swiss CZ in bulk, cost absorbed entirely
Shipping	Free USPS — United States & Europe · 7–14 business days
Insurance	100% of order value insured — full refund if anything goes wrong in transit
Origin	Handmade at the José Lux workshop, Vietnam
Includes	GRA certificate, silver polishing cloth, workshop warranty card

Our Workshop

Our workshop is in Vietnam. The artisans who hand-set the halo on this bracelet and hand-plate the chain have been doing this work for years — longer than most jewelry brands have been selling online. Every prong is checked individually. Every jump ring connecting the halo to the chain is tested before the bracelet ships.

A tennis bracelet looks simple from a distance — a line of stones and a clasp. Getting it right means every single prong along that line holds the same way, the halo sits centered instead of off-axis, and the clasp closes the same smoothly on day one and day one thousand. That’s bench work, done correctly, on every piece. We’ve been doing it long enough to know exactly where shortcuts show up later. Ours don’t, because the work is done right from the start.

Your bracelet arrives protected — Two-layer box packaging, USPS insured

Your bracelet ships in two layers of packaging. The inner jewelry box holds the bracelet securely in place. The outer box protects everything during transit. On top of that, the bracelet itself is wrapped in a shock-absorbing layer before it goes into the box — so there’s no movement, no impact damage, nothing shifts in transit. 

Shipping is via USPS with 100% jewelry insurance on every order. If something goes wrong in transit — lost, delayed, damaged — we cover it. Even if an address was entered incorrectly at checkout, José Lux refunds you in full. You either receive your bracelet in perfect condition, or you get your money back. That’s the José Lux standard.

FAQ

Will this bracelet fit my wrist?

The chain adjusts from 15.5 to 20 cm (6.1″ to 7.9″), and that measurement already includes the extender — nothing is hidden in the number. That range covers virtually every adult woman’s wrist. José Lux builds every tennis bracelet adjustable by design, so you get a proper fit without sending it back for resizing.

Is the center stone really Moissanite? How do I know?

It ships with a physical GRA certificate carrying a unique report number traceable to your specific stone — Color D, Clarity FL, Round Brilliant cut. Moissanite is not a diamond, and José Lux states that plainly because we want you to know exactly what you’re buying. It’s lab-created silicon carbide with more fire than diamond, meaning stronger rainbow flashes in direct light.

What’s the difference between the halo stone and the chain stones?

The center stone is GRA-certified Moissanite, set in a four-prong mount inside a pávé halo. Every other stone — the halo surround and the full tennis chain on both sides — is Swiss CZ. José Lux imports Swiss CZ in bulk specifically so re-setting any of those stones is always free.

How long does the rhodium plating last?

Conservative baseline is three years of regular daily wear. Many José Lux customers report five years before they notice any fading, and we’ve recorded eight years of daily wear on some bracelets before a first re-plate. Skin chemistry and how often you wear it both play a role. Re-plating is always free at the José Lux workshop, with no time limit.

What does the warranty cover?

Stone loss from normal daily wear is rare, and when it happens with no impact damage, José Lux fixes it. CZ stones are re-set for free. Moissanite re-setting labor is always free; a replacement stone is charged at our Hong Kong import cost only. Re-plating is always free. What’s not covered is stone loss from a hard impact — a drop, a catch, visible prong damage from a hit. We inspect each case individually and quote any out-of-warranty repair before doing the work.

How does shipping work?

Free USPS to the United States and Europe, with tracking sent the day your order ships. Estimated delivery is 7–14 business days, though European orders can see customs delays we can’t control. Every shipment is 100% insured, including against an incorrect address entered at checkout.

Where is this bracelet made?

Handmade at the José Lux workshop in Vietnam. The artisans who set the halo, prong the chain, and hand-plate the silver have been doing this work for years. Every bracelet that ships has been checked, stone by stone, before it leaves the bench.

How do I take care of this bracelet?

The rhodium-plated white gold finish is what keeps the surface bright — while the plating is intact, it resists the dulling that bare silver can show on its own. Wipe it with a soft cloth after wearing to keep it at its best, and avoid letting it sit in chlorine, perfume, or harsh cleaning chemicals, since those shorten how long the plating holds. Store it somewhere dry when you’re not wearing it, and when it’s time to refresh the finish, re-plating is always free at the José Lux workshop.