{"id":141244,"date":"2025-09-13T15:08:08","date_gmt":"2025-09-13T15:08:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/141244\/"},"modified":"2025-09-13T15:08:08","modified_gmt":"2025-09-13T15:08:08","slug":"the-best-tennis-bracelets-starting-at-just-60","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/141244\/","title":{"rendered":"The Best Tennis Bracelets, Starting At Just $60"},"content":{"rendered":"

Although their name nods to sport, the best tennis bracelets are worn far beyond the court. In fact, they\u2019ve crossed over into classics territory, taking their spot as an essential in the quiet-luxury capsule wardrobe<\/a>. \u201cThe tennis bracelet is the perfect example of a piece that\u2019s effortlessly classic yet modern,\u201d says Xenia Lally<\/a>, fashion director at Mejuri<\/a>. \u201cIts clean design works with everything, from a T-shirt<\/a> and jeans to special occasion eveningwear, making it a versatile staple that truly transcends trends<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n

While the tennis bracelet has been considered fine jewelry long before it was worn by world champion tennis player Chris Evert at the US Open<\/a> in 1978\u2014her bracelet of choice was constructed of diamonds and gold\u2014a whole new era of more affordable styles has cropped up over the last few years, thanks in part to the rise of lab-grown gemstones. Styled as part of a bracelet stack or worn solo, this classic design, also known as a line bracelet, has the sort of long-term appeal that justifies a higher cost per wear.<\/p>\n

The best tennis bracelets, at a glance\"Blue<\/a>Best Investment<\/p>\n

Blue Nile Four-Prong Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

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Brilliant Earth 6.5 in. Petite Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

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When you\u2019re deciding exactly how much you want to invest, consider the craftsmanship along with the durability of the piece you\u2019re looking at. Common metals include white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, and sterling silver. Gold plating or vermeil is a more affordable choice, but these coatings may wear off over time. Similarly, diamonds are a particularly hard stone, so while they\u2019re more expensive, they\u2019re also less prone to cracking in the long term. You\u2019ll also want to make sure that your tennis bracelet is designed with a double-lock clasp to ensure it stays in place (even if you\u2019re wearing it on the court like Evert).<\/p>\n

To help you get a handle on the wide range of options currently available, we rounded up a few of our favorites, from more affordable picks<\/a> to true splurges. No matter which you choose, the style\u2019s high-quality design and versatility is what will ultimately make it a must-have in your jewelry collection<\/a>\u2014or that of a loved one, considering diamond jewelry also makes a great gift for women<\/a>. And if it fits your personal style, consider finishing off the set with a tennis necklace, too.<\/p>\n

J.Crew Teardrop Cubic Zirconia Bezel-Set Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

Gold-plated brass
\nCubic zirconia<\/p>\n

Nordstrom Cubic Zirconia Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k Gold layer
\nCubic zirconia<\/p>\n

Pandora Sparkling Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k plated
\nCubic Zirconia<\/p>\n

Dorsey James Bezel Riviere Bracelet in Lab White Sapphire<\/p>\n

14k gold vermeil
\n4-5.2 carat lab-grown sapphires<\/p>\n

Annie Zuckerman Luxe Edition 15 Carat Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

Sterling silver
\n0.5 carat weight diamond crystalline<\/p>\n

Ring Concierge Mini Diamond Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k gold
\n0.5 total carat weight natural diamonds<\/p>\n

Brilliant Earth 6.5 in. Petite Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k gold
\n1.5 carat weight lab-grown diamond<\/p>\n

Monica Vinader Lab Grown Diamond Bracelet<\/p>\n

Sterling silver
\n0.25 carat weight lab-grown diamonds<\/p>\n

Quince Lab Grown Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k gold
\n1.8-2.35 carat weight lab grown diamonds<\/p>\n

Mejuri Bezel Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k gold
\n0.84 carat – 1.02 carat lab grown diamonds<\/p>\n

Kinn Studio Sunset Tennis Club Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k solid gold
\n1.86-2.16 carat weight lab grown diamonds<\/p>\n

Blue Nile Four-Prong Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

14k white gold
\n3 carat weight lab-grown diamonds
\nnatural diamonds also available<\/p>\n

Bony Levy Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

18k gold
\n1.3 carat weight natural diamonds<\/p>\n

Suzanne Kalan 18-Karat Gold Diamond Tennis Bracelet<\/p>\n

18k gold
\n2.3 carat weight diamonds
\nPrincess cut diamonds
\nEverything to know about tennis bracelets<\/p>\n

How to care for your tennis bracelet<\/p>\n

\u201cDiamonds are extremely durable, and [a] 14k gold setting can handle everyday wear. Simply store it separately to avoid scratches and occasionally clean it with a soft cloth and warm soapy water to maintain its sparkle,\u201d Lally says. \u201cFor lab-grown sapphire tennis bracelets, while they\u2019re also quite durable, the vermeil or sterling silver setting requires a little extra care. Avoid prolonged contact with water, perfumes, and lotions, and store it separately to prevent tarnishing. Wipe gently with a soft cloth after wearing to maintain its luster. For a deeper clean, use mild soapy water and dry immediately.\u201d<\/p>\n

How to style your tennis bracelet<\/p>\n

As a versatile piece in your jewelry collection, the tennis bracelet is easy to dress up or down depending on the occasion. For fall everyday wear, let it pop out from underneath the sleeve of a button-down shirt<\/a> or cardigan<\/a>. It’s subtle enough that you can wear it to the office, especially when layered with a watch or a few gold bangles. You can also style it with coordinated diamond jewelry like a tennis necklace, diamond (or faux) earrings, or even your engagement ring, if that’s part of your daily uniform. For special occasions, keep the rest of your jewelry minimal, and let your sparkling wrist speak for itself.<\/p>\n