Tennis Bracelets

A tennis bracelet is a single line of diamonds set all the way around the wrist, each stone held in its own setting so the line stays flexible and sits flat. It’s one of the few pieces that reads as formal or everyday depending on carat weight, which is why the range here runs from 1 carat to 9.

Our collection is built mainly in 14K gold, in white and yellow, with a pair of 10K options at the lighter end. Most are set with lab grown diamonds — F+ color and VS clarity, meaning near-colorless stones with inclusions you won’t see without magnification. A smaller group uses natural diamonds in the H–I color range, for buyers who want mined stones.

At 1 to 3 carats, a tennis bracelet is comfortable enough to wear daily and stacks easily with a watch. From 4 carats up, the line gets noticeably wider and the bracelet becomes the piece people notice. Two styles use a flower setting, which clusters smaller stones around each center diamond so the bracelet looks fuller than its carat weight suggests.

Not sure which setting or diamond shape you want? Our guide to tennis bracelet settings, styles and prices walks through four-prong, bezel, channel and cluster settings, the shapes that work in a line, and how to tell whether a bracelet is well made.

Looking for something you don’t see here? Email our team at Info@monetaryjewelers.com with the carat weight, metal and length you have in mind. We work with custom orders regularly and can usually build to your specifications, including sizes and diamond qualities outside what’s listed on this page.

Prices run from $3,360 to $22,800, and every bracelet here clears the $1,500 minimum for MJC Card financing. This is no credit check financing. We never pull your credit. Approval is application-based and is not guaranteed.