Design Features That Define This Collection

Tennis bracelets offer a clear, linear layout that moves fluidly across the wrist without losing shape. Solitaire Jewellery presents this style in a range of metal tones, diamond cuts and setting types. Whether you prefer a narrow profile or a bold arrangement, each bracelet in this collection is made to last and sit comfortably through regular wear.

If you're browsing for gift ideas or adding to a personal set, the pieces found in our diamond bracelets section focus on single-line layouts, while the bracelets category includes wider bangles and mixed styles. For heavier pieces with metal-led structure, view the cuffs and bangles selection.

Metals, Stones and Settings

The tennis bracelet range at Solitaire Jewellery features round and emerald cut diamonds in designs that suit both daily wear and formal dressing. These bracelets are offered in white gold, yellow gold and rose gold finishes, with settings that favour either prong or bezel construction for durability and secure fit.

Whether you prefer high contrast or a subtle tone-on-tone look, there are multiple ways to personalise your selection. Round diamonds in a prong setting are most commonly linked to traditional tennis bracelets, while channel settings offer a flatter, more minimal finish.

Each piece is designed to sit comfortably on the wrist while keeping attention on the shape and clarity of the stones.

Choosing a Tennis Bracelet That Suits Your Style

Start with your preferred cut and metal colour. Round and cushion diamonds deliver symmetry and shine, while emerald or marquise cuts add length and variation to the overall layout. If you're pairing your bracelet with other pieces, consider how the setting style lines up with your ring or earrings.

White gold and platinum deliver a neutral, contemporary look. Yellow and rose gold create a warmer profile and work well against softer skin tones or vintage-inspired shapes. Prong settings lift each stone, bezel settings contain them, and channel settings keep them flush with the wrist.

FAQs

What is a tennis bracelet?

It’s a flexible bracelet made from a series of diamonds or gemstones set in a single, continuous line.

Why is it called a tennis bracelet?

The name came from a tennis match in the 1980s, when a player paused the game to find her lost diamond bracelet. The style gained attention from that moment forward.

How do I choose the right tennis bracelet?

Focus on metal, setting and diamond cut. Consider when and how often you'll wear it, and whether you want it to match or contrast with other jewellery.

Are tennis bracelets a good investment?

They are timeless in design and built for long-term use. Their structure and diamond content make them a strong addition to any fine jewellery collection.

Can a tennis bracelet be resized?

Some can be adjusted depending on the structure and clasp. Others may need to be remade. It's best to ask before purchase or bring the piece in for review.