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Bracelets

Tennis bracelets

A continuous line of set stones with a secure clasp: the classic sparkle bracelet in 2–4 mm zirconia, gold, silver and rose gold tones, for evenings or every day.

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Tennis bracelets

Choosing a tennis bracelet

A tennis bracelet is a flexible row of small stones, each in its own setting, joined into a line that moves with the wrist. Stone size sets the tone: 2 mm stones give a fine, delicate line for daily wear; 3–4 mm stones catch more light and suit evenings. A box or lobster clasp with a safety catch keeps it secure. Clear zirconia is the classic; coloured stones make it a signature.

The tennis bracelet is the focal point of a stack: put it between a finechain braceletand a plainbangleso the sparkle has quiet neighbours. Alone, it dresses up a watch on the other wrist. Stone size, total length and clasp type are on each product page.

Why is it called a tennis bracelet?

The name comes from a famous tennis player who stopped a match to find a dropped line bracelet. It has meant a flexible row of set stones ever since.

What stone size should I choose?

2 mm for a fine everyday line, 3–4 mm for evenings. Stone size and total length are on the product page.

Is the clasp secure?

Lemon tennis bracelets use a box or lobster clasp, many with a safety catch; the type is listed per design. Check the clasp is closed before you put on a coat.