The History of the Tennis Bracelet
October 18th, 2017 / Alese Oldenburg
Do you know where the term “tennis bracelet” came from? After all, the classic single-strand diamond (or diamond alternative) bracelet style doesn’t seem to have anything to do with the sport. Before 1987, this style of bracelet was called an “eternity bracelet.” But, after tennis star Chris Evert had to stop a tennis match because her womens diamond bracelet had come loose and flown off, the style quickly became known as the tennis bracelet.
You won’t have to worry about a Diamond Nexus tennis bracelet flying off, whether you’re playing tennis or tearing up the dance floor at a wedding. Another problem you won’t have? Choosing the perfect carat weight for your tennis bracelet.
3 Looks, 3 Carat Weights
Our 9.45 Carat Tennis Bracelet is our most popular style, and our talented designers have recently released two new versions in different carat weights.
Perfect for stacking! Wear it with other setting styles and metal types to build a customized look. Worn alone, it is elegantly understated—perfect for complementing a bold outfit.
The perfect mid-weight tennis bracelet, this versatile piece works equally well on its own or stacked with more delicate bracelets.
Our bold tennis bracelet is gorgeous on its own. It is popular with brides and mothers-of-the-bride, and easily becomes a go-to piece for special occasions after the big day.
Which tennis bracelet is your favorite?
