JNCY Blue Enamel Round Diamond Evil Eye Bolo Bracelet Review

A blue enamel evil eye and one natural round diamond share this 14k yellow gold bolo bracelet, which JNCY lists at $1,236 as a single variant. The spec sheet gives a 9.50 inch length, a 1.05 mm width and a weight of 1.91 g, and the clasp line reads Silicon Bead.

Specifications

Options and pricing

There is one variant at $1,236: 14k yellow gold with blue enamel and a single round diamond, so there is no metal, color or size choice. The only length given is 9.50 inches. The style is a bolo bracelet with a silicon bead named as the clasp, and the listing does not explain how the length adjusts. Rhodium plating is listed as No.

How it compares

The Diamond Bezel Station Bracelet also starts at $1,236 and shares the 1.05 mm width, but its spec line shows a .13 total carat weight and a 7.50 inch length, against .01 and 9.50 inches here. The Enamel Crosses Station Bracelet is another enamel piece, at $1,020 in 14k yellow gold with an average width of .80 mm. The Diamond Star Bezels and Beads Station Bracelet starts at $1,401 with a 7.50 inch length and round diamonds graded Near Colorless (F-G) and SI1+, the same grades this bracelet lists.

Shipping, returns and warranty

JNCY ships by USPS at no cost and says most items are made to order, about two weeks, with an estimated ship date on the product page (FedEx 2Day is $25 on US orders and does not shorten production). A signature is required on engagement rings, made-to-order designs and orders over $1,500. It also ships to Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, South Korea and the United Kingdom for a flat $50, with duties and taxes paid by the buyer. Returns: 30 days from the ship date for pre-designed styles returned unworn with their original documents, with a free FedEx label on US orders; the FAQ page says 7 days instead, so confirm before relying on 30. Warranty: free lifetime repair or replacement of manufacturing defects and two free cleaning visits in the first year; wear and tear, lost stones and clearance items are excluded.

Before you buy

JNCY Jewelers is a Miami jeweler whose domain was registered in 2020. Independent feedback is thin: a ProvenExpert page lists three ratings, all 5.00, from Facebook and The Knot with no review text, and searches on 19 October 2026 found no Trustpilot or BBB page for the store. JNCY's own pages disagree in places: the refund window is 30 days on the Refund policy page and 7 days in the FAQ, and the custom-bridal page says it offers no financing while the financing page lists several plans. Payments accepted include major cards, Affirm, Shop Pay and PayPal.