KEEP THE CURRENT DESIGN CONCEPT AND KEEP THE BRACELET ITSELF AS A NORMAL ROUND/OVAL BANGLE. DO NOT MAKE THE OVERALL BRACELET RECTANGULAR. Change only the PROFILE of the gold band. Right now the gold bangle looks too rounded, tubular and wire-like. I want the gold band itself to have a very slim rectangular cross-section with clean, straight, flat edges. When viewed from the front, the upper and lower edges of the gold band should form two crisp, continuous parallel lines, rather than a soft rounded tube. Think of a very thin, narrow, flat strip of polished 18K yellow gold curved into a normal circular/oval bracelet. The band should remain extremely delicate and narrow, NOT thick or chunky. Make the gemstones noticeably larger than in the current image, so they become the main visual feature rather than tiny dots. Keep the alternating pattern of round and elongated marquise/navette blue gemstones, but make the marquise stones longer, sharper and more substantial, and make the round stones larger as well. The stones should sit beautifully on/in the flat gold strip, perfectly centered along one continuous straight visual line. Use extremely thin, refined gold settings with as little visible metal surrounding each gemstone as realistically possible. The stones should look bright, faceted, crystal-clear and intensely sparkling. Keep enough polished gold visible between the gemstones to clearly see the elegant flat rectangular structure of the bangle. The finished bracelet should look geometric, precise, delicate and luxurious — a thin flat-edged gold bangle with larger sapphire gemstones incorporated into it, NOT a rounded wire bangle, NOT a chunky bracelet, NOT a rectangular-shaped bracelet, and NOT a gemstone chain.

KEEP THE CURRENT DESIGN CONCEPT AND KEEP THE BRACELET ITSELF AS A NORMAL ROUND/OVAL BANGLE. DO NOT MAKE THE OVERALL BRACELET RECTANGULAR. Change only the PROFILE of the gold band. Right now the gold bangle looks too rounded, tubular and wire-like. I want the gold band itself to have a very slim rectangular cross-section with clean, straight, flat edges. When viewed from the front, the upper and lower edges of the gold band should form two crisp, continuous parallel lines, rather than a soft rounded tube. Think of a very thin, narrow, flat strip of polished 18K yellow gold curved into a normal circular/oval bracelet. The band should remain extremely delicate and narrow, NOT thick or chunky. Make the gemstones noticeably larger than in the current image, so they become the main visual feature rather than tiny dots. Keep the alternating pattern of round and elongated marquise/navette blue gemstones, but make the marquise stones longer, sharper and more substantial, and make the round stones larger as well. The stones should sit beautifully on/in the flat gold strip, perfectly centered along one continuous straight visual line. Use extremely thin, refined gold settings with as little visible metal surrounding each gemstone as realistically possible. The stones should look bright, faceted, crystal-clear and intensely sparkling. Keep enough polished gold visible between the gemstones to clearly see the elegant flat rectangular structure of the bangle. The finished bracelet should look geometric, precise, delicate and luxurious — a thin flat-edged gold bangle with larger sapphire gemstones incorporated into it, NOT a rounded wire bangle, NOT a chunky bracelet, NOT a rectangular-shaped bracelet, and NOT a gemstone chain.
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KEEP THE CURRENT DESIGN CONCEPT AND KEEP THE BRACELET ITSELF AS A NORMAL ROUND/OVAL BANGLE. DO NOT MAKE THE OVERALL BRACELET RECTANGULAR. Change only the PROFILE of the gold band. Right now the gold bangle looks too rounded, tubular and wire-like. I want the gold band itself to have a very slim rectangular cross-section with clean, straight, flat edges. When viewed from the front, the upper and lower edges of the gold band should form two crisp, continuous parallel lines, rather than a soft rounded tube. Think of a very thin, narrow, flat strip of polished 18K yellow gold curved into a normal circular/oval bracelet. The band should remain extremely delicate and narrow, NOT thick or chunky. Make the gemstones noticeably larger than in the current image, so they become the main visual feature rather than tiny dots. Keep the alternating pattern of round and elongated marquise/navette blue gemstones, but make the marquise stones longer, sharper and more substantial, and make the round stones larger as well. The stones should sit beautifully on/in the flat gold strip, perfectly centered along one continuous straight visual line. Use extremely thin, refined gold settings with as little visible metal surrounding each gemstone as realistically possible. The stones should look bright, faceted, crystal-clear and intensely sparkling. Keep enough polished gold visible between the gemstones to clearly see the elegant flat rectangular structure of the bangle. The finished bracelet should look geometric, precise, delicate and luxurious — a thin flat-edged gold bangle with larger sapphire gemstones incorporated into it, NOT a rounded wire bangle, NOT a chunky bracelet, NOT a rectangular-shaped bracelet, and NOT a gemstone chain.

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