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A diamond tennis bracelet is a continuous line of individually set diamonds worn at the wrist. It is one of the most elegant and most versatile fine jewellery pieces — it works with casual and formal outfits equally and adds continuous diamond brilliance throughout the day.
The diamond tennis bracelet originated as a "line bracelet" — a flexible bracelet in which every link contains a diamond. The name "tennis bracelet" came from Chris Evert's famous 1987 US Open incident, when her diamond line bracelet snapped during play and she stopped the match to search for it. The style has been called a tennis bracelet ever since.
A diamond tennis bracelet is one of the most versatile fine jewellery pieces available. It works with jeans and a simple top as naturally as with a formal gown. It adds diamond presence at the wrist throughout the day — catching light with every gesture. It is not an occasional-wear piece; it is an everyday fine jewellery piece that happens to look formal enough for any occasion.
| Total Carat Weight | Individual Stone | Stone Diameter | Visual Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.00ct TW | ~0.04–0.05ct each | ~2.0–2.3mm | Very delicate — subtle sparkle. Looks fine and feminine |
| 3.00ct TW | ~0.06–0.07ct each | ~2.3–2.5mm | Refined — clearly visible sparkle. The most popular everyday size |
| 5.00ct TW | ~0.10ct each | ~3.0mm | Striking — significant diamond presence. Most popular overall at Fenora |
| 7.00ct TW | ~0.14ct each | ~3.4mm | Very striking — confident luxury statement |
| 10.00ct TW | ~0.20ct each | ~3.8mm | Exceptional — the most impressive configuration |
| Setting | Description | Visual Character | Practical Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4-prong | Four prongs hold each stone | Maximum diamond visibility and brilliance. The most popular setting | Prong tips can catch on fabrics over time — inspect regularly |
| Bezel | A metal rim surrounds each stone | Modern, secure, clean. Less light but maximum protection | The most practical for active lifestyles |
| Channel | Diamonds between two metal rails | Secure and structured. Clean geometric appearance | Very good daily wear durability |
| Shared prong | Adjacent stones share prongs | Less metal between stones — more diamond visibility | Popular for maximum continuous diamond line |
Tennis bracelet sizing is wrist circumference plus approximately 1–1.5cm for comfortable movement. The bracelet should be loose enough to slide slightly on the wrist but not so loose that it catches on things or slides toward the hand.
| Wrist Size | Recommended Bracelet Length | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Under 14cm | 15–16cm bracelet | Very slim wrist — the delicate fit is elegant |
| 14–16cm | 16–17cm bracelet | Most common size — 1–1.5cm ease |
| 16–18cm | 18cm bracelet | Standard size |
| Over 18cm | 18–19cm bracelet | Allow 1cm ease for comfortable movement |
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