Tennis bracelets
Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelets
Lab grown diamond tennis bracelets with every stone matched along the line, set in 14k and 18k gold with secure box clasps. You will also find pave bangles and bar bracelets for a lighter look. Each piece shows a starting price. Save the ones you like, then try different weights side by side at our showroom on West 47th Street.
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Starting prices. Your final price depends on the diamond you choose.
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There is no cart here. Save what you like, book a time, and we lay it all out for you at 30 West 47th St, Suite 806, between 5th and 6th avenue.
Book a viewingA lab grown diamond tennis bracelet is a single line of matched diamonds set in a flexible chain of gold. It catches light every time you move your hand, and with lab diamonds the price of a full line of stones is far easier to reach than it used to be.
What makes a good tennis bracelet
Matched stones
A tennis bracelet can hold forty, fifty or more diamonds. They should match in color and size along the whole length, with no stone looking darker or smaller than its neighbors. You check this best by laying the bracelet flat on a white tray, then holding it up to daylight.
Total carat weight
Bracelets are sold by total carat weight (ctw). Around 2 to 3 ctw is a fine, everyday line. Around 5 ctw and up is bold and noticeable across a room. Bigger stones mean fewer of them, so a 5 ctw bracelet often has larger, brighter stones than a 3 ctw one of the same length.
Setting and links
Four prong settings show the most diamond. Bezel or three prong settings feel smoother against the skin. Each link should move freely, so the bracelet drapes around the wrist instead of sitting stiff.
The clasp
Look for a box clasp with a safety catch on one or both sides. It is the part that keeps the bracelet on your wrist, so it is worth checking in person. We show you how it closes before you take it home.
Sizing a tennis bracelet
Most wrists wear a 6.5 to 7 inch bracelet. A good rule is your wrist size plus about half an inch for an easy fit. We can measure you at the showroom and adjust the length by adding or removing links.
Bangles and other lab grown diamond bracelets
If a full line feels like too much, a pave bangle or a bar bracelet gives sparkle with a lighter look. Bangles are rigid and slip on over the hand or open on a hinge. Bar bracelets sit on a fine chain and stack well with a watch.
Caring for it
Take your bracelet off for the gym and for heavy work. Clean it with warm water, a drop of mild soap and a soft brush. Bring it in from time to time and we will check the prongs and the clasp.
See lab grown diamond tennis bracelets in NYC
A bracelet is a piece you need to feel on your wrist. At our showroom on West 47th Street you can try several weights side by side and see which suits you. Save the bracelets you like with the heart and book a viewing. You may also like our lab grown diamond earrings or the full jewelry collection.
Questions
Asked at the showroom
What carat weight should a tennis bracelet be?
Around 2 to 3 ctw is a fine everyday line. Around 5 ctw and up is bolder, with larger stones. Try a few weights on your wrist to see which suits you.
How do I know my bracelet size?
Most wrists wear 6.5 to 7 inches. Take your wrist size and add about half an inch. We can measure you at the showroom and adjust the length.
Is the clasp secure?
Our tennis bracelets use a box clasp with a safety catch. We show you how it closes before you take the bracelet home.
Before you visit