1 Carat Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet
£2,040
Tennis Bracelets
A tennis bracelet is a wonderful way to add a touch of elegance to your life. Whether you are dressing up for a special event or simply want to add a hint of sparkle to your daily style, Reve Diamonds has the perfect natural mined or lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet for you. Our collection boasts a variety of exquisite designs, ranging from timeless classics to more intricate settings. With a selection of different carat weights, you are sure to find a beautiful tennis bracelet that matches your budget. Browse our collection today, book a viewing at our London showroom, or order online and enjoy free insured delivery on your order.
If you are looking for an elegant and timeless piece of jewellery, a tennis bracelet is well worth considering. This is a thin bracelet that features a symmetrical pattern of individually set gemstones or diamonds that go all around the wrist.
Below, we will reveal more about the history of these beautiful bracelets, as well as further details about their features.
This is a thin bracelet that features a symmetrical pattern of individually set gemstones or diamonds that go all around the wrist.
WHERE DO TENNIS BRACELETS GET THEIR NAME?
This is often the first question that people have about tennis bracelets; after all, it is an unusual name.
The name for this piece of jewellery comes from an incident that involved Chris Evert, a former American tennis player. During a match at the US Open, Evert lost her designer diamond bracelet that was designed by George Bedewi.
A clasp on the bracelet had snapped, causing the bracelet to fall off. Evert asked the officials to pause the match until she found her bracelet. Ever since the incident, the diamond line bracelets have become known as tennis bracelets, and sports stars today, including Serena Williams, commonly wear them.
EASY TO WEAR AND EASY ON THE EYE
The great thing about tennis bracelets is that, not only do they look stunning, but also they are easy to wear. This is why a lot of athletes wear them.
The form of the bracelet makes it convenient for those who play sport or have an active lifestyle, as they do not have to wear a heavy bracelet that clatters around and gets in the way.
Instead, a tennis bracelet is flexible and lightweight, which means there is less chance of it getting dinged or banged when playing a sport or carrying out day-to-day activities.
POINTERS FOR BUYING A TENNIS BRACELET
It is important to purchase your tennis bracelet from a reputable jeweller, such as Rêve Diamonds, so that you can be sure of exceptional quality and premium diamonds that sparkle brightly.
When purchasing, make sure that the setting and the stones give you the flexibility you need.
Consider how you are going to be wearing the bracelet, and when you will wear it. Moreover, look for the traditional diamond characteristics, i.e. carat weight, colour, clarity, and cut.
It is important to note that tennis bracelets do not measure the weight of individual stones; rather they measure the overall carat weight.
TYPES OF TENNIS BRACELET
The top 2 most popular types of tennis bracelets are the ‘classic tennis bracelet’ and the ‘bangle bracelet’. The one important difference is that the tennis bracelet has been designed to make it a flexible wear whereas the bangle does not have this quality. There are 2 main settings used: Prong setting and Bezel setting.
Claw setting
Prong setting – Also commonly known as a ‘claw’ setting refers to the metal which holds the diamond in place. Very visible to the eye whilst still allowing the diamond to show off its stunning features. The metals used for the prongs are generally gold, silver and platinum, allowing the diamond to gain more light through the ability to show off more of its angles.
Rub Over Setting
Bezel setting – Also known as ‘rub over’ setting means each diamond/stone has a metal setting surrounding it. Some people may compare this type of setting to the image of a watch head, safely enclosing each stone in metal and reducing the risk of loss.
Round Cut
The most popular type of tennis bracelet. Usually available in 18 karat white gold with a length of 7 inches (18cm). The round cut is an easy wear that suits casual yet formal occasions with almost any outfit, giving off that elegant look. Also available in gold or rose gold.
Emerald Cut
The emerald cut tennis bracelet is a modern take on this iconic design. The step faceting pattern exquisitely captures the translucent beauty of diamonds by creating the illusion of broad flashes of white light – the hall of mirrors effect – making it a real head turner.
18kt White Gold
The shimmering 18k white gold tennis bracelet is the epitome of elegance and looks flattering on every skin tone. 18K white gold has the highest level of purity at 75% pure gold, making it highly desirable and ideal for those who may have allergic reactions to lower-karat jewellery.
18kt Yellow Gold
18kt yellow gold tennis bracelets have a classic and elegant feel that complements warm skin tones. For everyday use, an 18kt yellow gold tennis bracelet is the ideal choice as it is strong enough to be worn regularly without worrying about breaking.
Rose Gold
18kt rose gold has become a very popular choice for tennis bracelets as when coupled with the brilliance of diamonds it exudes femininity. Rose gold is an alloy that creates a stronger, more durable metal – making the 18k rose gold tennis bracelet an ideal choice for everyday wear.
Yellow Diamonds
The yellow diamond tennis bracelet is a statement piece for the lady who is classical in her style but dares to be different. Yellow diamonds are the most popular choice after the colourless variety. Their bright vibrant colour is associated with warmth and happiness, complementing a holiday tan beautifully.
Blue Sapphire and Diamonds
The blue sapphire and diamond tennis bracelet is particularly alluring and evokes sheer elegance and luxury. This classical combination gives an almost art deco feel, perfect for the lady seeking something a little different to the plain diamond tennis bracelet.
