Diamond Tennis Bracelets
Diamond Tennis Bracelets
A continuous line of diamonds in white, yellow or rose gold and platinum, in natural and lab-grown diamonds and a range of carat weights.
Choosing a Tennis Bracelet
Carat weight and presence
The carat weight is the total of all the diamonds in the bracelet. Around 1 to 2ct gives a fine, everyday line that stacks well with a watch; 3ct and above is a bolder statement piece. Use the Total carat weight filter to narrow the range.
Natural or lab-grown
Both are real diamonds. Lab-grown stones let you choose a higher carat weight for the same budget, which makes a noticeable difference in a tennis bracelet where every stone adds to the line of light.
Metal
White gold and platinum make the diamonds look brighter and whiter; yellow and rose gold give a warmer, vintage feel. 18ct gold and platinum are the most durable choices for a piece worn every day.
Fit and clasp
A tennis bracelet should sit close to the wrist without being tight. If you are unsure of the length, visit the showroom and we will check the fit, or speak to us about having a piece made to your size.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called a tennis bracelet?
The name is said to come from a famous tennis player who stopped a match to look for her diamond line bracelet. Since then, the continuous diamond line bracelet has been known as a tennis bracelet.
Is the carat weight per stone or the total?
It is the total weight of all the diamonds in the bracelet.
Can a tennis bracelet be worn every day?
Yes. A well-made tennis bracelet in 18ct gold or platinum is designed for daily wear. We recommend having the clasp and settings checked from time to time.
Can I try one on first?
Yes. Visit us at 13 South Molton Street, Mayfair, or book a private appointment.
Try One On in Mayfair
Every piece can be viewed at our showroom at 13 South Molton Street, Mayfair. Walk in, or book a private appointment and we will have your shortlist ready. We are open on Sundays too.
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