Tennis bracelets set with lab-grown diamonds.
Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelets
The collection
Tennis bracelets set with lab-grown diamonds.
16 pieces

Lab-grown diamond tennis bracelets, explained
A tennis bracelet is a single, flexible line of diamonds of equal size, each in its own setting, running all the way around the wrist. The name comes from the 1987 US Open, when Chris Evert stopped a match to look for her diamond line bracelet. Ours are set with round lab-grown diamonds in 14K yellow or white gold, so the stones are real diamond and the metal will not tarnish.
How to choose a tennis bracelet
Total carat weight sets the look: around 2 carats reads fine and everyday, while 5 carats and more makes a bold line. Metal changes the tone: white gold makes the diamonds look whiter and brighter, yellow gold warmer. Clasp matters more than on any other bracelet, because a tennis bracelet carries a lot of value: look for a box clasp with a safety catch, and check it now and then. Measure your wrist and add about half an inch for a comfortable fit.
Are lab-grown diamond tennis bracelets real diamonds?
Yes. Lab-grown diamonds have the same chemical, physical and optical properties as mined diamonds; they are grown in a laboratory instead of mined.
Can you wear a tennis bracelet every day?
Yes, with care. Take it off for sport and heavy work, and have the settings and clasp checked once a year.
What does ct tw mean?
Total carat weight: the combined weight of all the diamonds in the bracelet, stated to the nearest standard fraction.
From the Journal
- Are Lab-Grown Diamonds Durable? Hardness, Chips and ScratchesAs hard as mined diamond, and no tougher: what really chips a lab-grown diamond, and how to make one last.
- Bracelet Clasp Types: How They Work and How to Keep a Bracelet OnLobster, spring ring, box, toggle and hinged closures: how each works, how to open the tricky ones, and how to keep a bracelet on.
