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Frequently Asked Question

  • What is a diamond tennis bracelet?
  • A diamond tennis bracelet is a continuous assembly of diamonds mounted in a row in lengths intended to be worn around the wrist. The mounting of a diamond tennis bracelet is generally made of a precious metal like gold, platinum, or sterling silver, with the diamonds set in prongs or bezels. The diamonds of a diamond tennis bracelet are usually set closely together but depending on the design the diamond tennis bracelet can have the diamonds set with some distance between them. Moreover, the diamonds of a diamond tennis bracelet can be of any quality grade to correspond with the price, and the size of the diamonds can be the same or in a graduated or varying pattern. The total weight of the diamonds in a diamond tennis bracelet can vary from approximately ½ carat total weight to 10 or more carats. The most important thing to consider when purchasing a diamond tennis bracelet is the confidence that you have in your jeweler. Many smart shoppers go to SuperJeweler.com where they get great service, the best selection, and the lowest diamond tennis bracelet prices.

 

  • What diamond tennis bracelet style is the best?
  • This is a great question and so very personal to your style. Only you can decide what is the best style of diamond tennis bracelet you should wear. The major style factors to consider are the diamond tennis bracelet length, the setting design, and precious metal type and color. Mostly diamond tennis bracelets are a one-size-fits-all; 7 inches is the average. Only one size option is a sad truth that you should not have to put up with. As with fingers, wrists come in different sizes. You should be able to have the option of buying a bracelet that fits. Always look for this option in half-inch increments from 6 to 9 inches. The bracelet should fit comfortably with a slight break or drape. A good rule of thumb is to be able to fit your thumb in between your bracelet and wrist. This is why you should purchase your diamond tennis bracelet from a jeweler who offers a variety of diamond tennis bracelet lengths like SuperJeweler.com The diamond tennis bracelet setting design can be 2, 3, or 4-prong; bezel set; miracle set with a plate to enhance the look of diamond’s size; or multiple row designs. The precious metal color can be shiny white with white gold, platinum, or sterling silver; yellow with yellow gold; or pink with rose gold. Additionally, when referring to gold as a precious metal this generally refers to white, yellow, or rose gold in 10, 14 or 18 karat gold. Finding the right diamond tennis bracelet style is easy at SuperJeweler.com as they have a great selection at affordable prices.

 

  • Do you have to play tennis to wear a diamond tennis bracelet?
  • It makes sense that a tennis player would wear a diamond tennis bracelet, however, just as with tennis shoes which most everyone owns a few pair, few people have ever picked up a tennis racket. So, where did the name diamond tennis bracelet originate? During the 1987 US Open, world-famous tennis player Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during the middle of a match. The bracelet design was a straight-line of diamonds. The name tennis bracelet stuck, and the design became the most popular style of diamond bracelet.

 

  • What occasions can you wear a diamond tennis bracelet?
  • A diamond tennis bracelet can be for everyday events casual and formal. The fashion styling of wearing a diamond tennis bracelet does not have rules. Wearing a diamond tennis bracelet for work or a casual evening out is totally acceptable. As for formal occasions, wearing a diamond tennis bracelet is perfect and luxurious. The only cautions for wearing a diamond tennis bracelet would also apply to wearing any bracelet or necklace – be careful when you are doing strenuous activities and working near machinery. Otherwise, a diamond tennis bracelet should have a prominent place in your fine jewelry wardrobe.

 

  • How much should a diamond tennis bracelet cost?
  • A diamond tennis bracelet can vary in price depending on the precious metal used to make it and the size and quality of the diamonds. It is important to realize that a diamond tennis bracelet has not only a lot of diamonds in it but quite a bit of precious metal like gold, platinum, or sterling silver. If the diamond tennis bracelet is made in sterling silver the price can be very affordable, starting at around $100 with a low total weight of diamonds. If the diamond tennis bracelet is made in 14 karat gold the price will be higher, maybe starting around $1,500 with 2 to 3 carats in diamonds. In some cases, a diamond tennis bracelet with 15 to 20 carats of diamonds can cost around $40,000. Average purchase prices generally range between $2,000 and $10,000, with very fine diamonds $15,000 to $25,000. The most important thing to consider when purchasing fine jewelry is the confidence that you have in your jeweler. Many smart shoppers go to SuperJeweler.com where they get great service, the best selection, and the lowest diamond tennis bracelet prices.

 



How To Choose A Diamond Tennis Bracelet

How to Select the Length of a Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Ring sizes are easy to understand. You try on sample rings of different diameters that are clearly marked with numbers, and immediately you know your finger size. But what about bracelets? Mostly bracelets are a one-size-fits-all; 7 inches is the average. The only one size option is a sad truth that you should not have to put up with. As with fingers, wrists come in different sizes. You should be able to have the option of buying a bracelet that fits. Always look for this option in half-inch increments from 6 to 9 inches. The bracelet should fit comfortably with a slight break or drape. A good rule of thumb is to be able to fit your thumb in between your bracelet and wrist. This is a good fit.

Diamond Tennis Bracelet

How to Select the Style of a Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Selecting the style of a diamond tennis bracelet is very important but not so difficult as it is a personal choice that has no wrong answer. There are several different diamond tennis bracelet mounting styles. Here are a few of the more popular styles to consider. The 4 and 3-Prong diamond tennis bracelet setting styles are the most popular and provide excellent security for the diamonds. The 2-Prong diamond tennis bracelet is quite unique and shows less precious metal and more of the diamond, while still maintaining a fair amount of setting stability for the diamonds. The Adjustable Bolo diamond tennis bracelet is somewhat new on the fashion scene. This diamond tennis bracelet does not have diamonds completely all the way around, but it is a fun and chic design. The Bezel Set diamond tennis bracelet has no prongs and generally very smooth and clean look. The bezels are very secure but do cover up the edges of the diamonds- just something to consider. The Miracle Setting diamond tennis bracelet is very interesting as it has the feature of the diamonds being mounted on a circular plate that makes the diamonds appear larger. This is a value-added benefit that you either like or you don’t. Finally, there are multiple row designs. These designs can be almost any number of rows that are straight; alternating; different colors of gold; and different diamonds sizes. There are just too many variations in designs to mention them all.

Style of a Diamond Tennis Bracelet

How to Select the Precious Metal for a Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Selecting the precious metal for your diamond tennis bracelet is a matter of personal choice and price. Luckily, a diamond tennis bracelet looks great in sterling silver, platinum, and all the colors of gold. You can really follow your own personal style and select the metal color that you prefer the most. White gold, platinum, and sterling silver have a similar appearance but are very different in price. Where sterling silver is much less expensive and used promotionally to save on expense, white gold and platinum give you a richer feel and look; and are used for the finer diamond tennis bracelet styles. It is also important to note that a diamond tennis bracelet in yellow gold or rose gold are great choices too as their unique colors look outstanding. To be clear, the most popular choice is 14 karat white gold. This seems to be the most versatile for all occasions and value.

Precious Metal for a Diamond Tennis Bracelet

How to Select the Best Clasp for Your Diamond Tennis Bracelet

The clasp on a diamond tennis bracelet is a very important feature with benefits of confidence and security. For the most part, you will not be selecting the clasp type unless you are customizing the diamond tennis bracelet with your jeweler; but rather, you will be accepting the type of clasp already manufactured with the diamond tennis bracelet design. Below, you will see the basic anatomies of three diamond tennis bracelet clasps. They are all box clasps with different types of safety locks. The basis of a box clasp is a male and female push-in function that locks by mere friction, and an extra safety lock. The images below show three different types of locks: a Single Figure-8 that snaps down to keep the box clasp from opening; a Double Figure-8; and a Hidden Safety that wraps around the back of the box clasp to secure it from opening. All three clasp types are very secure an acceptable for normal wear.

Best Clasp for Your Diamond Tennis Bracelet

How to Use a Diamond Tennis Bracelet as a Push Present

The gift of jewelry makes a great push present. A diamond tennis bracelet is great for a mother delivering a baby regardless of the birthing month. Having a baby is life changing and that is why gifting fine jewelry is so appropriate. Just think, every time Mom looks at her beautiful diamond tennis bracelet, she will think about the glorious day of delivery. How special is that?

Round Diamond Bracelet In White Gold Diamond Tennis Bracelet as a Push Present

How to Clean your Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Cleaning a diamond tennis bracelet is very simple, and you can generally do it yourself. Start by creating a mixture of warm water and a few drops of mild dishwashing soap. Soak your diamond tennis bracelet for about 10 – 15 minutes and then gently brush the diamonds with a new soft-bristled toothbrush. Then rinse your diamond tennis bracelet under warm running water to remove the soap film. Gently dry your diamond tennis bracelet with a soft cloth taking care not to snag any prongs or diamonds. For an elevated sparkle you can use a professionally formulated jewelry cleaner. Steam and ultrasonic cleaning are recommended by a trained professional.

How to Clean your Diamond Tennis Bracelet

How to Ensemble Your Diamond Tennis bracelet

Once you have selected your diamond tennis bracelet adding a complimenting ring, earrings, or necklace is quite easy. The diamond tennis bracelet styles seldom match exactly as the bracelet’s design is generally quite different from that of ring, earrings, or necklace. The most important thing is that your jewelry wardrobe is a self-expression all your own. There is really no right or wrong.

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