B.zero1 Bracelet Diamonds

First, the diamonds on the top are irregularly shaped, and they're set in an irregular distribution. Achieving this effect with typical jewelry production techniques would be impossible. Ultimately, we found a process that could achieve this unique visual result. We first arranged differently sized diamonds irregularly on a pattern, fixed them in place with prongs, then welded numerous tiny studs, one by one, onto the pendant. Every single tiny stud is manually welded under a microscope by our master craftsman. It was incredibly challenging to accomplish this technique. We only managed to finalize this approach after over ten unsuccessful prototypes, eventually settling on this intricate, costly method to achieve the desired effect. I was thrilled when I saw the final piece because we had all worked so hard to create it.

Second, the anti-counterfeiting mark on the genuine product is located on the edge of the last loop on the adjustment ring. This edge features engraved details such as the product's material, year, origin, and a unique number stamped with a metal punch. This punching is far more challenging compared to other charity-related items because the force application area is incredibly small—just the thin edge. To manually stamp an engraving on such a tiny edge requires exceptional skill, making it extremely difficult.

Third, the bracelet's material and electroplating are different in the genuine product, which uses real gold. We use sub-gold as the base material, with a specially formulated colored gold electroplating. To give you an idea of its quality, any bracelet we produce can be tested for its plating, and you'll find gold content. To put it simply, as long as you maintain this bracelet with proper care, its color will stay almost as vibrant as real gold for six months to a year.

bracelet only size M length of 15.5–17.5 cm with two adjustment slots.