DO NOT CHANGE THE OVERALL SIZE OR PROPORTIONS OF THE BRACELET. KEEP IT EXTREMELY THIN, DAINTY AND DELICATE.

The current edit is incorrect because the gold band became too wide and the gemstones became large, colorful decorative shapes. Reverse those changes.

Keep the bracelet as a very thin, delicate, continuous 18K yellow-gold bangle, similar in overall thinness to the previous version. The bracelet must remain a normal elegant oval/circular bracelet around the wrist.

When I say I want the gold more rectangular, I am NOT referring to the overall shape of the bracelet and I am NOT asking you to make the band wider. I mean ONLY the tiny gold band's profile and edges: instead of looking like a rounded cylindrical wire, make the narrow gold band look like a thin flat ribbon of gold with crisp straight upper and lower edges. The front-facing gold surface should be narrow and flat. Think thin flat gold strip, NOT round wire and NOT a wide Cartier-style bangle.

REDUCE THE WIDTH OF THE GOLD BAND SIGNIFICANTLY from the current image. It should be approximately HALF of its current vertical width.

Now change the gemstones completely. REMOVE ALL pink, purple, green, yellow, turquoise and multicolored stones. ONLY USE BLUE GEMSTONES.

Use a sophisticated repeating sequence of deep sapphire-blue round stones and elongated marquise/navette blue stones. Keep the color consistent: rich, luminous sapphire blue with realistic icy highlights from the facets.

The gemstones should be larger than they were in the earlier tiny-stone version, but NOT chunky like the current image. I want a delicate middle size: clearly visible and important, but still fine-jewelry proportions.

Make the marquise gemstones long, narrow and sharply pointed, approximately 2–2.5 times longer than they are wide. They must look elegant and elongated rather than oval or bulky.

Make the round blue stones smaller than the marquise stones and alternate them in a precise repeating pattern:

small round sapphir

DO NOT CHANGE THE OVERALL SIZE OR PROPORTIONS OF THE BRACELET. KEEP IT EXTREMELY THIN, DAINTY AND DELICATE.

The current edit is incorrect because the gold band became too wide and the gemstones became large, colorful decorative shapes. Reverse those changes.

Keep the bracelet as a very thin, delicate, continuous 18K yellow-gold bangle, similar in overall thinness to the previous version. The bracelet must remain a normal elegant oval/circular bracelet around the wrist.

When I say I want the gold more rectangular, I am NOT referring to the overall shape of the bracelet and I am NOT asking you to make the band wider. I mean ONLY the tiny gold band's profile and edges: instead of looking like a rounded cylindrical wire, make the narrow gold band look like a thin flat ribbon of gold with crisp straight upper and lower edges. The front-facing gold surface should be narrow and flat. Think thin flat gold strip, NOT round wire and NOT a wide Cartier-style bangle.

REDUCE THE WIDTH OF THE GOLD BAND SIGNIFICANTLY from the current image. It should be approximately HALF of its current vertical width.

Now change the gemstones completely. REMOVE ALL pink, purple, green, yellow, turquoise and multicolored stones. ONLY USE BLUE GEMSTONES.

Use a sophisticated repeating sequence of deep sapphire-blue round stones and elongated marquise/navette blue stones. Keep the color consistent: rich, luminous sapphire blue with realistic icy highlights from the facets.

The gemstones should be larger than they were in the earlier tiny-stone version, but NOT chunky like the current image. I want a delicate middle size: clearly visible and important, but still fine-jewelry proportions.

Make the marquise gemstones long, narrow and sharply pointed, approximately 2–2.5 times longer than they are wide. They must look elegant and elongated rather than oval or bulky.

Make the round blue stones smaller than the marquise stones and alternate them in a precise repeating pattern:

small round sapphir
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DO NOT CHANGE THE OVERALL SIZE OR PROPORTIONS OF THE BRACELET. KEEP IT EXTREMELY THIN, DAINTY AND DELICATE. The current edit is incorrect because the gold band became too wide and the gemstones became large, colorful decorative shapes. Reverse those changes. Keep the bracelet as a very thin, delicate, continuous 18K yellow-gold bangle, similar in overall thinness to the previous version. The bracelet must remain a normal elegant oval/circular bracelet around the wrist. When I say I want the gold more rectangular, I am NOT referring to the overall shape of the bracelet and I am NOT asking you to make the band wider. I mean ONLY the tiny gold band's profile and edges: instead of looking like a rounded cylindrical wire, make the narrow gold band look like a thin flat ribbon of gold with crisp straight upper and lower edges. The front-facing gold surface should be narrow and flat. Think thin flat gold strip, NOT round wire and NOT a wide Cartier-style bangle. REDUCE THE WIDTH OF THE GOLD BAND SIGNIFICANTLY from the current image. It should be approximately HALF of its current vertical width. Now change the gemstones completely. REMOVE ALL pink, purple, green, yellow, turquoise and multicolored stones. ONLY USE BLUE GEMSTONES. Use a sophisticated repeating sequence of deep sapphire-blue round stones and elongated marquise/navette blue stones. Keep the color consistent: rich, luminous sapphire blue with realistic icy highlights from the facets. The gemstones should be larger than they were in the earlier tiny-stone version, but NOT chunky like the current image. I want a delicate middle size: clearly visible and important, but still fine-jewelry proportions. Make the marquise gemstones long, narrow and sharply pointed, approximately 2–2.5 times longer than they are wide. They must look elegant and elongated rather than oval or bulky. Make the round blue stones smaller than the marquise stones and alternate them in a precise repeating pattern: small round sapphir

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