Tennis Bracelets

A tennis bracelet is a bracelet with an unbroken line of uniform, brilliant-cut diamonds set in a flexible gold rail, so it follows the movements of the wrist. It is a classic type of jewellery that can be worn every day.

The name dates from 1987, when tennis player Chris Evert stopped a match at the US Open to look for her diamond bracelet, which had fallen onto the court. The episode was talked about so much that this type of bracelet has since been called a "tennis bracelet".

A tennis bracelet is closed with a safety clasp that prevents it from opening by accident. Like most chain and link bracelets, fastening it usually takes two hands or help from someone else. The exact clasp type is stated in each product description – do contact us if you are unsure before buying.

The standard length is 18 cm and fits most people. Measure your wrist and add 1–2 cm for a softly draped fit. We can make the bracelet in your exact length.

They are chemically, physically and optically identical. Our lab-grown diamonds are IGI-certified, while natural diamonds have historically had better resale value and a rarity premium. Lab-grown diamonds typically cost 50–70% less.

Prices depend on carat weight, type of gold and type of diamond. All prices come directly from our own workshop with no middlemen, and we offer a price guarantee: if we are not cheaper, we match the price you found and give you an additional 5% discount.

Yes. We make all jewellery in our own workshop and can adapt length, carat weight, diamond cut and type of gold to your wishes. Contact us for a no-obligation conversation about your design.