A tennis bracelet is a flexible bracelet made from a continuous or near-continuous line of stones or stone-like settings. The clean repeating pattern is what gives the style its recognisable look, and modern versions range from very classic to more geometric designs.
Why is it called a tennis bracelet?
The name became widely associated with the style after professional tennis player Chris Evert famously wore a diamond line bracelet during competition. Today “tennis bracelet” describes the design category rather than jewellery intended specifically for sport.
How to wear a tennis bracelet
A tennis bracelet can be worn alone when you want a clean line of sparkle. Because the shape is relatively refined, it can work with everyday outfits as well as occasion dressing.
How to stack a tennis bracelet
For contrast, pair a stone-set tennis bracelet with a simpler chain bracelet. Varying texture usually works better than stacking several pieces with exactly the same width and visual weight.
Gold or silver tennis bracelet?
Choose the finish that best fits the jewellery you already wear. Clair De Lune gold styles use 18K gold plating and silver styles use rhodium plating where specified on the individual product page. Browse gold bracelets and silver bracelets for related styles.
What to check before buying
- Review the listed bracelet length and closure.
- Check the product page for stone, base material and finish details.
- Think about whether you will wear the bracelet alone or stacked.
- Choose a design with the level of sparkle and width you will realistically wear.
Can you wear a tennis bracelet every day?
Many people style tennis bracelets as everyday jewellery, but suitability depends on the specific construction, your routine and how carefully the piece is worn. Remove jewellery before activities likely to expose it to impact, harsh chemicals or heavy abrasion.
Explore tennis bracelets in Australia or browse all women’s bracelets.
