Diamond Tennis Bracelets

• Yellow gold

  A treasured metal, the natural colour of 9k and 18k yellow gold tennis bracelets is a popular choice for jewellery, bringing warmth to any look. View our full collection of yellow gold bracelets here.

• White gold

  A breathtaking and timeless metal, 9k and 18k white gold tennis bracelets give a pure finish. View our full collection of white gold bracelets here.

• Rose gold

  The perfect balance between white and yellow gold that continues to rise in popularity, our 9k and 18k rose gold tennis bracelets have a soft pink hue with a romantic appeal. View our full collection of rose gold bracelets here.

• Round diamond bracelet

  The round diamond tennis bracelet is a simple yet classic shape that is one of the most popular choices among jewellery pieces. This shape is excellent in catching the light and maintaining its worth. See all of our round diamond bracelets here.

• Princess diamond bracelet

  A chic and feminine shape, the princess diamond tennis bracelet is modern and romantic. It is cut in a square shape to catch the light and sparkle. See all of our princess diamond bracelets here.

If you’re looking for something a style other than a tennis bracelet take a look at our superb delicate diamond bracelets.

With a slim and elegant design, tennis bracelets are incredibly popular. They are a simple metal band lined with equally sized and shaped diamonds or other precious gems. Think of a full eternity ring, but larger! Diamond tennis bracelets are one of the most influential design concepts in jewellery in recent times. The setting is meant to show the diamonds off and showcase the gems rather than the metal framework. The delicacy of the settings and the natural flow of a tennis bracelet mean that the two elements complement one another perfectly.

The diamond tennis bracelet gets its name from an event back in 1977 when tennis superstar Chris Evert was playing a tough match in the US Open. She was wearing a bracelet created by master jeweller George Bedewi, and in the middle of a particularly strenuous set, it fell off her wrist. Chris asked the officials to stop the match so she could retrieve her “tennis bracelet”. From that moment on, the distinctive and stylish design took on the name and became known universally as a tennis bracelet.