Edit the bracelet to look much finer, smaller, and more luxurious, closely following the reference. Reduce the overall size of every eye motif so the bracelet feels dainty and elegant, not chunky or tacky. Use a soft, refined 18k champagne-gold tone, not bright or overly yellow gold. Each eye must have a clean solid-gold almond-shaped outline, and the tiny decorative gold dots must sit OUTSIDE and ABOVE the eye’s outline as a separate ornamental border — they must NOT replace, overlap, or form the outline itself. Fill the interior of each eye with polished gold and add fine engraved/radiating lines inside the eye, spreading outward like subtle sun rays, exactly like the vintage sunburst effect in the reference. Place one small brilliant white diamond at the center of each eye as the pupil. Make the dots, lines, eye shapes, connections, and diamonds all smaller and more delicate, with very precise fine-jewelry proportions. The final bracelet should feel vintage-inspired, intricate, feminine, expensive, and refined, with significantly less visual bulk than the current version.

Edit the bracelet to look much finer, smaller, and more luxurious, closely following the reference. Reduce the overall size of every eye motif so the bracelet feels dainty and elegant, not chunky or tacky. Use a soft, refined 18k champagne-gold tone, not bright or overly yellow gold. Each eye must have a clean solid-gold almond-shaped outline, and the tiny decorative gold dots must sit OUTSIDE and ABOVE the eye’s outline as a separate ornamental border — they must NOT replace, overlap, or form the outline itself. Fill the interior of each eye with polished gold and add fine engraved/radiating lines inside the eye, spreading outward like subtle sun rays, exactly like the vintage sunburst effect in the reference. Place one small brilliant white diamond at the center of each eye as the pupil. Make the dots, lines, eye shapes, connections, and diamonds all smaller and more delicate, with very precise fine-jewelry proportions. The final bracelet should feel vintage-inspired, intricate, feminine, expensive, and refined, with significantly less visual bulk than the current version.
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Edit the bracelet to look much finer, smaller, and more luxurious, closely following the reference. Reduce the overall size of every eye motif so the bracelet feels dainty and elegant, not chunky or tacky. Use a soft, refined 18k champagne-gold tone, not bright or overly yellow gold. Each eye must have a clean solid-gold almond-shaped outline, and the tiny decorative gold dots must sit OUTSIDE and ABOVE the eye’s outline as a separate ornamental border — they must NOT replace, overlap, or form the outline itself. Fill the interior of each eye with polished gold and add fine engraved/radiating lines inside the eye, spreading outward like subtle sun rays, exactly like the vintage sunburst effect in the reference. Place one small brilliant white diamond at the center of each eye as the pupil. Make the dots, lines, eye shapes, connections, and diamonds all smaller and more delicate, with very precise fine-jewelry proportions. The final bracelet should feel vintage-inspired, intricate, feminine, expensive, and refined, with significantly less visual bulk than the current version.

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