Characterised by a continuous line of gemstones, tennis bracelets have become one of the most recognisable forms of modern jewellery. Diamond examples are particularly popular, although sapphires, rubies and emeralds are also commonly found. Their simple design and wearability have helped maintain their popularity with collectors and jewellery buyers alike.
What is a Tennis Bracelet?
A tennis bracelet is typically formed from a flexible line of individually linked gemstones, creating a seamless and elegant appearance around the wrist. While diamonds remain the most popular choice, tennis bracelets can also feature sapphires, rubies, emeralds and other gemstones.
The term "tennis bracelet" became widely used following a famous incident at the 1987 US Open, when professional tennis player Chris Evert paused a match to search for her diamond bracelet after its clasp came undone. The style quickly became associated with sophistication, practicality and everyday luxury.










