Tennis Bracelet

A tennis bracelet is an elegant and timeless piece of jewelry known for its refined simplicity and continuous line of sparkling gemstones. Typically set in precious metals like gold or platinum, the bracelet features a symmetrical arrangement of individually set gemstones, often diamonds, that create a seamless and fluid design.
The name “tennis bracelet” originated during a tennis match in the 1987 U.S. Open when professional tennis player Chris Evert’s diamond bracelet accidentally broke, and she asked to stop the match until it was found. Since then, this style of bracelet has been popularly known as a tennis bracelet.
The gemstones in a tennis bracelet are usually round-cut and set in a uniform pattern, creating a delicate and sophisticated appearance. The settings can be prong-set, channel-set, or bezel-set, depending on the design and the desired level of security for each stone.