KEEP THE CURRENT BRACELET STRUCTURE, SIZE, DELICACY AND REPEATING EYE PATTERN. DO NOT REDESIGN THE BRACELET.

Correct the construction of each individual eye motif.

Each eye must first have a clearly defined, continuous, smooth 18K yellow-gold almond-shaped contour. This solid gold outline should create the actual shape of the eye. It must be a complete, continuous almond/oval outline with two gently pointed ends.

The tiny dots around the eye are NOT diamonds and they must NOT form the eye contour themselves. They are purely decorative tiny round yellow-gold beads/dots positioned along the OUTSIDE of the already-existing solid gold eye contour, exactly like the reference image.

In other words, there must be TWO clearly distinguishable details:

1. A thin, continuous solid-gold almond-shaped line = the actual contour of the eye.

2. A row of extremely tiny round GOLD dots/beads decorating the exterior edge of that solid-gold contour = ornamental detailing.

The little gold dots should closely follow the shape of the eye, sitting immediately outside the contour like a delicate beaded/lace border. They should NOT replace the contour, interrupt it, or become gemstones.

At the exact center of each eye, place ONE brilliant round white diamond. This should be the ONLY diamond in each eye motif. Make the center diamond bright, crisp, icy white and sparkling, with a very discreet gold setting.

REMOVE all the tiny pavé diamonds currently surrounding the eyes. Replace them with tiny polished GOLD DOTS.

Keep the eye motifs small, flat, narrow and extremely dainty, like the reference. Do not make them large or heavily decorated. The tiny gold dots should be extremely fine and numerous enough to create that beautiful vintage ornamental texture without making the bracelet chunky.

Connect each eye motif directly to the next with tiny discreet gold links, maintaining the current delicate bracelet construction.

The final appearance should closely resemble the reference: a del

KEEP THE CURRENT BRACELET STRUCTURE, SIZE, DELICACY AND REPEATING EYE PATTERN. DO NOT REDESIGN THE BRACELET.

Correct the construction of each individual eye motif.

Each eye must first have a clearly defined, continuous, smooth 18K yellow-gold almond-shaped contour. This solid gold outline should create the actual shape of the eye. It must be a complete, continuous almond/oval outline with two gently pointed ends.

The tiny dots around the eye are NOT diamonds and they must NOT form the eye contour themselves. They are purely decorative tiny round yellow-gold beads/dots positioned along the OUTSIDE of the already-existing solid gold eye contour, exactly like the reference image.

In other words, there must be TWO clearly distinguishable details:

1. A thin, continuous solid-gold almond-shaped line = the actual contour of the eye.

2. A row of extremely tiny round GOLD dots/beads decorating the exterior edge of that solid-gold contour = ornamental detailing.

The little gold dots should closely follow the shape of the eye, sitting immediately outside the contour like a delicate beaded/lace border. They should NOT replace the contour, interrupt it, or become gemstones.

At the exact center of each eye, place ONE brilliant round white diamond. This should be the ONLY diamond in each eye motif. Make the center diamond bright, crisp, icy white and sparkling, with a very discreet gold setting.

REMOVE all the tiny pavé diamonds currently surrounding the eyes. Replace them with tiny polished GOLD DOTS.

Keep the eye motifs small, flat, narrow and extremely dainty, like the reference. Do not make them large or heavily decorated. The tiny gold dots should be extremely fine and numerous enough to create that beautiful vintage ornamental texture without making the bracelet chunky.

Connect each eye motif directly to the next with tiny discreet gold links, maintaining the current delicate bracelet construction.

The final appearance should closely resemble the reference: a del
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KEEP THE CURRENT BRACELET STRUCTURE, SIZE, DELICACY AND REPEATING EYE PATTERN. DO NOT REDESIGN THE BRACELET. Correct the construction of each individual eye motif. Each eye must first have a clearly defined, continuous, smooth 18K yellow-gold almond-shaped contour. This solid gold outline should create the actual shape of the eye. It must be a complete, continuous almond/oval outline with two gently pointed ends. The tiny dots around the eye are NOT diamonds and they must NOT form the eye contour themselves. They are purely decorative tiny round yellow-gold beads/dots positioned along the OUTSIDE of the already-existing solid gold eye contour, exactly like the reference image. In other words, there must be TWO clearly distinguishable details: 1. A thin, continuous solid-gold almond-shaped line = the actual contour of the eye. 2. A row of extremely tiny round GOLD dots/beads decorating the exterior edge of that solid-gold contour = ornamental detailing. The little gold dots should closely follow the shape of the eye, sitting immediately outside the contour like a delicate beaded/lace border. They should NOT replace the contour, interrupt it, or become gemstones. At the exact center of each eye, place ONE brilliant round white diamond. This should be the ONLY diamond in each eye motif. Make the center diamond bright, crisp, icy white and sparkling, with a very discreet gold setting. REMOVE all the tiny pavé diamonds currently surrounding the eyes. Replace them with tiny polished GOLD DOTS. Keep the eye motifs small, flat, narrow and extremely dainty, like the reference. Do not make them large or heavily decorated. The tiny gold dots should be extremely fine and numerous enough to create that beautiful vintage ornamental texture without making the bracelet chunky. Connect each eye motif directly to the next with tiny discreet gold links, maintaining the current delicate bracelet construction. The final appearance should closely resemble the reference: a del

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