The tennis bracelet is a jewellery icon: a sleek, continuous line of individually set diamonds that wraps elegantly around the wrist. Timeless, wearable, and refined, it’s the kind of piece that never goes out of style — and works for almost every occasion. As Wimbledon takes center stage, let's explore the allure of tennis bracelets as a meaningful accessory
The name “tennis bracelet” came about in the 1980s when tennis champion Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during a match at the US Open. She stopped the game to find it — and the media took notice. Since then, the name stuck, and the style became a staple. But the design itself predates that moment. It originated as a line bracelet, known for its classic symmetry and subtle sparkle. Evert just gave it a new, iconic identity.
There’s something universally appealing about the tennis bracelet’s balance. It’s luxurious, but never loud. You can wear it solo as a statement, layer it with bangles or a watch, or gift it as a meaningful keepsake. It’s also unisex — many designs today cater to men and women alike.
Key reasons for its lasting popularity:
Whether you're buying your first diamond piece or adding to a collection, the tennis bracelet offers timeless design with everyday wearability — a rare combination in fine jewellery.
