Bangles and cuffs

A tennis bracelet is a slim, flexible line of evenly set stones, linked so it moves with the wrist. It works on its own for evenings or stacked with a chain bracelet for every day. Our tennis bracelets are set in 18k gold PVD on 316L stainless steel and arrive in gift-ready packaging.

The name is usually traced to a US Open match, when tennis player Chris Evert asked for play to stop to look for a diamond line bracelet that had fallen from her wrist. The story caught on, and slim line bracelets set with stones have been called tennis bracelets ever since.

Wipe your bracelet with a soft, dry cloth after wearing to remove skin oils and lotion. For a deeper clean, use lukewarm water and a little mild soap, then rinse and dry it fully, paying attention to links and clasps. Avoid jewellery dips and abrasive cloths, which can wear the gold finish.

Mix widths and textures: pair a fine chain bracelet with a cuff, a bangle or a tennis bracelet. Two or three pieces on one wrist is usually enough, and a watch can sit in the stack too. Keep charm bracelets to one per wrist so the charms have room to move.

Measure your wrist just above the wrist bone with a soft tape or a strip of paper, then add about 1 to 2 cm for a comfortable fit. Chain bracelets usually have an extender, and open cuffs can be eased gently to fit. Our bracelet size guide shows how each style should sit.