The name dates back to the 1987 US Open, when professional tennis champion Chris Evert famously stopped a match to find her diamond line bracelet after the clasp broke on the court. The high-profile incident forever cemented the ‘tennis bracelet’ name. Today, tennis jewellery refers to any continuous, symmetrical strand of closely set stones that wraps elegantly around the wrist or neck.

Choosing the right size depends entirely on your preferred styling and neckline. For a classic, choker-style look that sits delicately near the collarbone, our 40cm length is ideal. If you prefer a traditional drape, the 45cm length hangs slightly lower than the collarbone, making it perfect for framing lower necklines or styling as a standalone statement.

Each piece is hand-finished with sturdy claw settings that hold each individual cubic zirconia stone securely in place. To ensure they withstand daily movement, our bracelets and necklaces feature integrated, secure double-latch clasps designed to prevent accidental openings. While the precious gold-plated or rhodium-plated finishes are highly resilient, we recommend removing your tennis jewellery before showering, swimming, or working out to maintain its flawless brilliance for years to come.