Sterling silver tennis bracelets in .925 silver â a continuous line of stones in matched settings, in cubic zirconia and genuine gemstones.
More about Sterling Silver Tennis Bracelets
What a tennis bracelet is. A single row of stones in identical settings, linked so the line stays flexible and sits flat against the wrist. The look is uniform all the way round rather than built to a center.
Cubic zirconia. The largest group, in clear, and in black-and-white, green-and-white, red-and-white and purple-and-clear combinations. PavÊ, fancy-cut, open-back and reversible versions are included.
Genuine stones. Oval tanzanite with diamond, emerald with diamond, ruby with diamond, and emerald with white topaz.
Novelty links. A few swap the stone line for a shaped link â starfish, whale tail, and an X-and-O design.
See also silver diamond bracelets, multi-stone bracelets, all sterling silver bracelets and Bracelets & Anklets.
Common questions
What is a tennis bracelet?
A bracelet with a single continuous line of stones in matched settings, linked so it stays flexible and lies flat. There is no centerpiece â the line is uniform.
Why is it called a tennis bracelet?
The name comes from a 1987 US Open match where a player's diamond line bracelet broke and play was paused while she found it. The style has carried the name since.
What stones are used here?
Mostly cubic zirconia, in clear and in color combinations. Several use genuine stones â tanzanite, ruby, emerald and white topaz, some with diamond accents.
What length should I choose?
Bracelet length is measured end to end including the clasp, not around the wrist. Add about half an inch to your wrist measurement for a comfortable fit.
