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DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELETS

A tennis bracelet is one continuous line of diamonds, each stone in its own small setting, each setting linked to the next so the line bends around the wrist. There is nothing else to it. That's why it's judged on two things: how well the diamonds match each other, and whether the clasp holds. All 64 bracelets, each one a continuous line of matched stones, every one of them a natural diamond in 14K or 18K white, yellow, or rose gold, or platinum, with prices ranging as low as $2,085.99

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Buying a Tennis Bracelet

The questions we get asked at the bench, answered the way we'd answer them on the phone.

A box clasp. A folded metal tongue snaps into a box, and a safety catch folds over the top as a second lock. It's the only part of the bracelet that isn't diamonds, and it's the part that fails when a bracelet gets lost. Push it until you hear it click, then close the safety.

We build these in five lengths: 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5 and 8 inches, and seven fits most women. Measure your wrist with a strip of paper and add about half an inch: the bracelet should slide over the wrist bone and stop there, not hang down at the base of your hand. Too loose and it turns over, so the stones face your skin.

Total weight decides the width of the line more than anything else. Around 2 carats across 7 inches reads as a fine bracelet you'd wear on a Tuesday. At 5 carats and up the individual stones are big enough to be seen across a table, and the price moves with them.

Prongs show the most stone and let light in from the sides, which is why the classic tennis bracelet is prong set. A bezel or a channel wraps metal around each diamond: less stone shows, but nothing snags a sleeve. For a bracelet that's worn every day, the wrapped settings are the calmer choice.

Start a request on our contact page and we'll tell you where to send it. The setting work is covered by our Lifetime Limited Labor Warranty. If you still have the stone we reset it; if it's gone, the replacement is billed at our factory cost, which on a melee diamond is small.

About Our Tennis Bracelets

A tennis bracelet is the simplest thing we make and one of the hardest to make well. There's no design to hide behind. Fifty or sixty stones have to look like one diamond repeated, and the finished line has to lie flat on a wrist that never stops moving.

All 64 bracelets here are made to order in our own US factory, in 14K or 18K white, yellow or rose gold, or in platinum. The name comes from the 1987 US Open, where Chris Evert stopped her match to look for the diamond line bracelet that had come off her wrist.

Matching is where the money goes. The stones are sorted for color and clarity before a single one is set, because one stone half a grade off is visible next to its neighbors in a way it never would be in a ring. The shelf runs every one of them a natural diamond, and the title on every card says which. Prices here range as low as $2,085.99.

Every bracelet carries a Lifetime Limited Labor Warranty, ships free inside the US, and comes back for a refund within 30 days if it isn't right. Every order includes a PrimeStyle Jewelry Report listing the metal, the diamond specifications and the value for insurance.

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