A real diamond tennis bracelet is one of the few jewelry pieces that works everywhere - worn alone with jeans, stacked at a wedding, or paired with a gown on a red carpet. The continuous line of individually set diamonds or gemstones creates uninterrupted brilliance that flatters any wrist at any occasion.

At Edwards Jewelry & Imports, our tennis jewelry collection spans 32 pieces — from classic diamond tennis bracelets in 14K white and yellow gold to rare fancy yellow diamond tennis bracelets in 18K yellow gold, and from single-row round brilliant designs to dramatic stacked diamond tennis necklaces that layer multiple rows of stones for maximum impact.

Every piece features 100% natural, earth-mined diamonds and gemstones — no lab-grown stones, ever. Each stone is hand-selected and individually set with properly tensioned prongs, backed by a free lifetime warranty and complimentary US shipping.

What you'll find in this collection:

Real diamond tennis bracelets from 10 to 31+ carats, in round brilliant, oval, emerald, pear, and princess cuts
Diamond tennis necklaces — graduated, uniform, and stacked multi-row styles
Colored gemstone alternatives: sapphire, ruby, and fancy yellow diamond
Prices from $11,450 to $128,500 - with private consultation available in San Francisco or online

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What to Look for in Tennis Jewelry

The tennis bracelet is one of the great icons of fine jewelry - simple in concept, extraordinary in effect. Its unbroken line of matched diamonds creates a fluidity and brilliance that few other designs can achieve. At Edward's Jewelry & Imports, our tennis jewelry collection extends that iconic silhouette across bracelets, necklaces, and earrings, each piece crafted to the exacting standards of a family business that has spent over 40 years sourcing the finest diamonds available.

The name itself has an origin story now woven into jewelry history: when tennis champion Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet mid-match at the 1987 US Open and requested play be paused to find it, the style became permanently linked with her name - and with the idea that some pieces are simply too precious to lose. Our tennis jewelry lives up to that legacy. Each stone is selected for color and clarity consistency across the full length of the piece, and every setting is evaluated for security and symmetry before it reaches our clients.

Our tennis bracelet selection includes designs in round brilliant diamonds, with carat weights ranging from understated elegance to dramatic statement pieces. Tennis necklaces offer the same continuous-diamond aesthetic at the neckline, while tennis-inspired earrings bring the look to the ears in hoop and drop configurations. All pieces are available in platinum, 14K white gold, and 14K or 18K yellow gold.

Comparison Table

Model	Stone Type	Carat Weight	Metal	Style	Price Range
Round Brilliant Tennis Bracelet	White Diamonds	15.08-26.28 CT	14K Gold	Traditional Prong	$26,500-$78,500
Oval Cut Tennis Bracelet	White Diamonds	16.07-31.25 CT	14K White Gold	Prong Set	$49,750-$76,500
Emerald Cut Tennis Bracelet	White Diamonds	13.46 CT	14K White Gold	Step Cut Setting	$25,800
Princess Cut Alternating	Sapphire/Diamond	10.48-11.26 CT	14K Gold	Mixed Setting	$11,450-$11,500
Fancy Yellow Tennis Bracelet	Yellow Diamonds	17.78-33.52 CT	18K Yellow Gold	Various Cuts	$41,750-$128,500
Mixed Cut Tennis Bracelet	Sapphire/Diamond	18.99 CT	14K White Gold	Alternating Cuts	$25,800
Tennis Necklaces	Various Stones	10.97-53.06 CT	14K-18K Gold	Graduated/Uniform	$16,850-$90,000
Specialty Designs	Mixed Stones	19.52-30.46 CT	Platinum/Gold	Multi-Row/Alternating	$37,800-$78,500

Diamond Shapes in Tennis Jewelry

While round brilliant diamonds are the traditional choice for tennis jewelry - offering maximum light return across the continuous line of stones - our collection also features oval-cut, cushion-cut, radiant-cut, and mixed-cut designs. Oval and cushion-cut tennis bracelets and necklaces have a softer, more contemporary quality; mixed-cut designs incorporate alternating shapes to create visual rhythm. The choice of diamond shape is ultimately a question of personal aesthetic, and our team can help you understand how each shape reads on the wrist or at the neckline.

FAQs

What is a tennis bracelet and why is it called that?

A diamond tennis bracelet features a continuous line of individually set diamonds creating an unbroken circle of sparkle. The name originated in 1987 when tennis champion Chris Evert's diamond bracelet broke during a US Open match, causing her to stop play until it was found. This widely publicized event forever linked the elegant jewelry style with tennis. Today, tennis bracelets and tennis necklaces remain among the most sought-after luxury jewelry pieces, perfect for both everyday elegance and special occasions.

How do I choose between round, oval, or emerald cut diamonds for my tennis bracelet?

Each diamond shape creates a distinct look in tennis jewelry. Round brilliant diamonds are the classic choice, offering maximum traditional sparkle and the most popular option. Oval diamond tennis bracelets provide elongated brilliance that appears larger than round cuts of similar weight—our oval pieces range from 16.07 to 31.25 carats. Emerald cut tennis bracelets showcase sophisticated Art Deco elegance with clean geometric lines. Yellow diamond tennis bracelets in radiant or mixed cuts offer unique luxury. Visit our San Francisco showroom to compare shapes side-by-side.

What's the difference between a tennis bracelet and a regular diamond bracelet?

Tennis bracelets feature a continuous, flexible line of individually set diamonds in identical (or carefully matched) sizes, creating seamless sparkle all around your wrist. Regular diamond bracelets may have various designs—bangles, cuffs, or link styles with diamonds as accents rather than the primary feature. Tennis jewelry specifically emphasizes the unbroken circle of stones and uniform brilliance. Our collection includes classic tennis bracelets, graduated tennis necklaces, and multi-row tennis designs ranging from $11,450 to $128,500.

What diamond shapes are available in your tennis jewelry?

Our collection features diverse shapes including Round Brilliant (our most classic), Oval Cut, Emerald Cut, Princess Cut, Pear Cut, Radiant Cut, and Mixed Cut designs. Each shape offers distinct characteristics - round diamonds provide maximum sparkle, emerald cuts offer sophisticated linear elegance, and our mixed cut pieces create dynamic visual interest.

How do I care for my tennis bracelet?

Clean your diamond tennis bracelet regularly using warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft brush, paying attention to under each diamond setting. Avoid harsh chemicals, chlorine, and bleach which can damage metal settings. Have the clasp and prongs professionally inspected annually—we offer complimentary inspection and cleaning at our San Francisco location. Store your tennis jewelry separately in a soft pouch to prevent scratching. With proper care, your tennis bracelet will sparkle brilliantly for generations and can be passed down as a treasured heirloom.

How do I determine the right length for a tennis bracelet?

The perfect tennis bracelet length ensures comfortable movement without being too loose or tight. Measure your wrist and add 0.5 to 1 inch for ideal fit. Standard lengths are 7 inches (most women) and 8 inches (larger wrists or men). The bracelet should move freely but not slide over your hand when worn. A properly fitted diamond tennis bracelet will rotate comfortably around your wrist without falling off. We offer sizing consultations at our San Francisco showroom to ensure your tennis jewelry fits perfectly.

What price range should I expect for quality tennis jewelry?

Our tennis jewelry collection ranges from $11,450 to $128,500, depending on total carat weight, stone quality, metal choice, and design complexity. Classic diamond tennis bracelets typically start around $25,000, while rare fancy colored diamond pieces and multi-row designs command premium pricing.

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Tennis Jewelry

What to Look for in Tennis Jewelry

Comparison Table

Diamond Shapes in Tennis Jewelry

FAQs

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