From a single continuous line of diamonds to a lighter everyday chain, our bracelets are built in solid 14K gold and IGI certified at every carat weight. Priced direct, worn daily, made to outlast a trend.
A tennis bracelet is everyday luxury at its most wearable. The classic choice is a continuous line of matched diamonds - our Legacy Tennis Bracelet uses individually set, IGI-certified stones in solid 14K gold. Consider wrist size when choosing length: 6.5" fits most wrists with a comfortable drape. Every bracelet ships with a 1-year craftsmanship warranty.
Yes - the tennis bracelet is a permanent fixture in fine jewellery, not a trend. Its continuous line of diamonds reads as both classic and contemporary, and it has remained a staple since the 1980s.
3–5 ct total weight is the most popular range for a balanced look - enough sparkle to be noticeable without overpowering the wrist. Lighter wrists tend to suit 2–3 ct; larger wrists carry 5 ct+ beautifully.
Measure your wrist with a soft tape measure or a strip of paper at the narrowest point. Add 0.5–1" for a comfortable fit. Most standard tennis bracelets are 7" - a good fit for the average wrist.
Yes, with some care. Remove before heavy physical activity or swimming. Tennis bracelets use prong or bezel settings designed for wear, but clasps can weaken over time - have yours checked annually by a jeweller.
14K white gold is the most popular choice - it enhances the brilliance of the diamonds without competing with them. 14K yellow gold gives a warmer, more vintage feel. Both are solid 14K at Carat Theory.
Identically. In a tennis bracelet with 30+ stones, the uniformity of lab-grown diamonds is actually an advantage - they're grown to precise specifications, making it easier to match colour and clarity across every stone.
Yes - a tennis bracelet is one of the most enduring fine jewellery gifts. It's universally flattering, carries a sense of occasion, and doesn't require knowing someone's ring size.