DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELETS
Tennis bracelets are some of the more popular and desirable types of bracelets besides the elegance that they provide.
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The History of the Tennis Bracelet
Perennially modern, the tennis bracelet has a fascinating backstory. Originally known simply as a diamond link bracelet, this dazzling accessory stole the spotlight back in 1987 at the US Open when tennis star Chris Evert wore hers on the court. The bracelet unexpectedly fell off during a particularly forceful match. She was heard saying 'I lost my tennis bracelet,' while appealing to the chair umpire to give her time to find it. (She did!)
From that point, the feminine diamond bracelet took on a life of its own. It's become the must-have jewelry staple for many women owing to its versatility. Worn to formal occasions or on casual outings, the diamond tennis bracelet remains the go-to accessory for today's collector.
Why is it Called a Tennis Bracelet?
While Chris Evert was the first wearer who inadvertently gave the diamond link bracelet its new moniker, the name stuck for several reasons. Seen as a youthful diamond accessory when diamonds were most often worn by older married women, this diamond link bracelet took on a modern vibe showing that women could wear diamonds casually, even while playing sports. Tennis star Evert did not invent the tennis bracelet, but she sure popularized the style which is still in demand today.
How to Assess the Quality of a Diamond Tennis Bracelet
Examine the diamonds in your tennis bracelet, often set with 55 stones. They should appear eye-clean to the naked eye, with all stones displaying equal symmetry. The setting should have the stones evenly mounted when viewed from the side. The craftsmanship of the bracelet should include a well-made clasp with a safety hinge for additional security.
How to Determine Sizing for a Diamond Tennis Bracelet
Sizing a diamond tennis bracelet is easier than sizing a ring. The bracelet should fit well enough so it won't fall off with normal wear, but not so tight that it's uncomfortable. Find the right bracelet size by measuring the wearer's wrist with a flexible measuring tape, or use a piece of ribbon or string and measure it with a ruler afterward. Once you've got the correct wrist size, add another 1/2 to 1 inch to that measurement for comfort's sake.
FAQ's
Prices vary by total carat weight and diamond quality — our tennis bracelets range from around $2,140 for 1 carat total weight up to $16,900 for 10 carats total weight.
Each bracelet is hand-set with individually selected round brilliant cut diamonds, mounted in four-prong baskets and linked together for a continuous line of sparkle, finished with a secure box clasp and safety hinge.
A tennis bracelet is a timeless symbol of elegance and achievement, often gifted to mark milestones, anniversaries, or simply as an everyday luxury.
Most tennis bracelets are set with around 55 diamonds, though the exact count depends on the bracelet's length and stone size.
