Marquise cut tennis fine jewelry

Tennis jewelry gets its name from the 1987 U.S. Open, when professional tennis player Chris Evert famously stopped a match to search for her diamond bracelet after it broke. Since then, diamond line bracelets—and later necklaces and earrings in the same style—have been known as tennis jewelry.

A tennis necklace may flip if it isn’t balanced correctly or if the links are too stiff. High-quality craftsmanship helps ensure the necklace lays flat against your skin, creating a continuous line of brilliance without twisting.

It’s best to remove tennis jewelry before showering. While water won’t damage diamonds, soaps and shampoos can leave a residue that dulls their sparkle. For longevity, keep your bracelet or necklace dry and clean it regularly with a soft cloth.

Yes—tennis jewelry is designed for versatility. A tennis necklace or bracelet adds elegance to everyday wear but can also elevate formal looks for special occasions. Its timeless design makes it one of the most wearable fine jewelry pieces.

From timeless tennis bracelets to modern tennis necklaces and earrings, these styles with VRAI created diamonds are designed for both everyday wear and special occasions. Explore VRAI’s tennis jewelry collection to find the piece that reflects your personal style.