A piece of jewellery that made history in 1978, now with a contemporary design: a tennis bracelet with diamonds and precious stones has a spot in every women’s jewellery collection.
The Tennis Bracelet is recognised by the way the diamonds or other gemstones are set in a line across the entire surface of the jewellery. Its name comes from the popularity it has enjoyed on the tennis court, being worn during play by many famous players.
What materials are tennis bracelets made of?
Tennis bracelets can be made of different materials, such as gold, silver or platinum. They can also incorporate diamonds or other precious stones.
Are tennis bracelets only suitable for women or also for men?
Tennis bracelets are suitable for both women and men. There are various designs and styles for both genders.
What are the most popular models of Tennis bracelets?
The most popular Tennis bracelet designs are those with diamonds integrated around the entire bracelet, evenly distributed or in a line shape. There are also designs made up of diamonds and other precious or semi-precious stones.
Can I wear the Tennis bracelet at all times?
Tennis bracelets can only be worn all the time if they are gold or platinum and have diamonds or other quality gemstones. The reason? They are considered more durable and more resistant than other metals or stones. It's important to avoid wearing your tennis bracelet when doing activities that could damage or scratch your jewellery, such as hard work or sports. It is advisable to clean it regularly and check that the clasp is secure.
How can I choose the right size for a gold bracelet?
To choose the correct size for a gold bracelet, it is recommended to measure the circumference of the wrist with a tailor's tape measure or a flexible band. It's important not to measure too tightly and to add between 1.5 and 2.5 centimetres to the measurement obtained to ensure a comfortable fit.
What is the most important characteristic of a diamond?
The most important characteristic of a diamond is its quality, determined by the four Cs: clarity, clarity, colour and cut. These define the brilliance, transparency, colour and shape of the stone, thus influencing its value and appearance.