Round lab-grown diamonds of 10 points each run around a 14K gold tennis bracelet 3.2 mm wide, in E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set. At 7 inches the bracelet weighs 8.60 grams and holds...
A refined take on a classic style, this tennis bracelet showcases oval stones set horizontally for a distinctive, flowing look. The polished gold setting enhances the brilliance of each stone,...
A fine tennis bracelet of 5 point lab-grown diamonds: round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 2.85 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 8.40 grams with 3.35 carats; the 7.5 and...
A 1.9 mm line of 2 point lab-grown diamonds: round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. The 7 inch bracelet weighs 5.0 grams with 1.85 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches are offered too. At...
“Choose lab-grown if you want the look. Choose natural if the piece is meant to be passed down to someone you love.” Trax, at the jewelry store on 47th Street
Most of these 162 are 14K. A tennis row runs near 4 mm at 7 inches, a Miami Cuban near 10 mm at 8.
Tennis rows were 59 of the 121 bought here in the year; the Cuban bought most is a 7 mm diamond Miami Cuban.
Men's diamond bracelets set with real diamonds, lab-grown or natural, and each listing says which. Diamond tennis rows come first, then diamond Miami Cuban links and prong-set and bezel-set diamond bracelets, most in 14K gold. For her: diamond bracelets for women.
A 7 pointer tennis bracelet: 4.27 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. It is 3 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 9.0 grams.Seven-point stones in a...
An 18 point tennis bracelet in 14K gold, 3.95 mm wide: round lab-grown diamonds in E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set. As listed it weighs 12.0 grams with 8.15 carats; lengths of 7, 7.5 and...
Forty points of lab-grown round-cut diamonds run edge to edge across this 14K gold tennis bracelet — a clean, unbroken line of brilliance that sits low and confident on the wrist. Each stone carries...
A vibrant take on a classic, this bracelet features a continuous line of brilliant round diamonds accented with soft pink stones, set in warm rose gold. The delicate color contrast creates a...
Bezel set round lab-grown diamonds, 5.99 carats in F-G color and VS clarity, run along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 3.3 mm wide and 7 inches long. It weighs 8.69 grams.Each stone sits in its own rim...
4 point natural diamonds, round, F-G color and VS-SI clarity, prong set along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 2.5 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 7.60 grams with 2.95 carats; the 7.5 and 8 inch lengths...
Three rows of lab-grown diamonds, set upside down: 14.45 carats of rounds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set point up in a 14K gold bracelet 8 mm wide and 7 inches long, 21.0 grams.Turned over, a...
A sleek bracelet featuring deep dark beads that create a bold and modern look. The faceted surfaces reflect light subtly, adding a unique understated shine. Its minimalist design makes it perfect...
A tennis bracelet of 12 point lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 3.4 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 9.70 grams with 6.40 carats; the 7.5 and 8 inch lengths...
A tennis bracelet of 15 point lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 3.85 mm wide. The 7 inch length weighs 11.60 grams with 7.05 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches are...
A 55 pointer tennis bracelet: 20.46 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, each a little over half a carat, prong set in 14K gold 5.4 mm wide. At 8 inches it weighs...
Black diamonds, 64.20 carats of them, as round beads of AAA grade on a stainless steel bracelet 7 mm wide and 7 inches long, 13.0 grams. At 7 mm the beads are large enough to read as a continuous...
Blue and white lab-grown diamonds make up the evil eye here, 1.55 carats of round stones in prongs and bezels on 14K gold. The bracelet is 7.5 inches long, 7.5 mm wide and 6.10 grams. Blue is the...
Elongated paperclip links set in 14k white gold give this bracelet a clean, architectural profile that reads equally well on a dress shirt or a plain tee — this 14k white gold paperclip diamond...
A 30 pointer tennis bracelet in 14K gold: 12.50 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set 4.5 mm wide, each stone close to a third of a carat. The listed weight is...
Mixed shapes on the wrist: 6.77 carats of lab-grown diamonds in several shapes, E-F color and VVS-VS clarity, prong set in a 14K gold bracelet 5.5 mm wide and 7.0 inches long, 8.40 grams.Changing...
White, champagne and black diamonds share the rows of this interlocking yellow gold build — a multi color pave diamond bracelet running three stone tones through one continuous wrist line. The mix...
Designed for effortless movement and refined brilliance, the 18K Gold Diamond Bracelet features a sleek series of polished gold links accented with sparkling natural diamonds. Its flexible linked...
Lab-grown diamonds, 0.80 carats of round stones in E to F color and VS1 clarity, set in prongs and bezels on a .925 silver UFO bracelet. It is 18.9 mm wide, 8 inches long and weighs...
Titanium and 18K gold in one bracelet, 2.3 mm wide, with 0.14 carats of natural round diamonds, prong set. It weighs 4.30 grams; titanium is strong for its weight, which keeps a bracelet like this...
Worn stacked or solo, the 15mm width commands the wrist — this Miami Cuban Pavé Diamond Bracelet is built wide and set with pavé diamonds across the entire face, delivering continuous shimmer across...
Miami Cuban links carry 1.00 carat of round diamonds on this 14K yellow gold build, finished with an adjustable braided band — a miami cuban diamond rope bracelet crossing two wrist classics into...
Solid 14k yellow gold meets set diamonds in this Miami Cuban diamond bracelet — a thick, weighty link profile that holds presence on the wrist without relying on size alone. The Cuban construction...
Two carats a stone: 45.20 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 8.5 mm wide. At 7.5 inches it weighs 42.0 grams, heavy for a tennis...
The Miami Cuban Diamond Bracelet is a luxurious and bold accessory that exudes urban elegance. It is made in 14K gold, set with 7.83 ct of lab-grown diamonds, 10mm wide, 8 inches long, 64.8 grams.
Emerald cut diamonds, lab-grown, 18.45 carats of them in F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. The emerald in the name is the cut of the diamonds, not the green stone. An emerald cut is a...
The Infinity Upside Down tennis bracelet is a wide one: 14K gold, 7.50 mm from edge to edge, set with 37.0 carats of lab-grown round diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, in prongs. It is...
This stunning bracelet features a captivating row of rubies, set in a gold band. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit, it’s a versatile piece that can be worn for both casual and...
14K gold holds a continuous row of 7-point round natural diamonds, each prong-set to catch light from every angle — this 14k gold natural diamond tennis bracelet 7 point delivers genuine stone...
Solid yet refined, this 14k yellow gold one-row diamond Cuban link bracelet sets round-cut diamonds in prong settings directly into the classic Cuban link profile — putting the stones front and...
Tennis bracelet set in 14K gold featuring a mix of diamond shapes including pear, round, marquis, and emerald cuts. The alternating shapes create a modern and unique link design. Finished with a...
Diamonds set across a Miami Cuban link profile — this 10K white gold bracelet carries real weight in both look and feel. The white gold frame keeps the stone brilliance front and center, making this...
Emerald-cut lab-grown diamonds in a 14K gold line 3 mm wide: 6.88 carats in all, F color and VS1 clarity, prong set. The bracelet is 7 inches long and 11.10 grams.Emerald cuts are step cut, with...
Black diamonds set against warm 14k yellow gold give this bracelet a sharp contrast that reads bold without trying too hard — a 14k black diamond bracelet 12.50 grams total, available in yellow,...
Three rows of lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set across an 8 mm band of 14K gold. At 7 inches the bracelet weighs 21.0 grams with 14.55 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches are...
Natural diamonds, 7.10 carats as listed, run the length of a 14K gold tennis bracelet: 15 point rounds in F-G color and VS-SI clarity, prong set at 3.85 mm wide. The listed weight is...
This canary diamond bracelet 18k yellow gold delivers a saturated yellow-on-yellow contrast that reads bold from across the room. Round-cut stones run the full length of the bracelet, set in solid...
The Miami Cuban Diamond Bracelet is a luxurious and bold accessory that exudes urban elegance. It is made in 14K gold, set with 4.26 ct of lab-grown diamonds, 8mm wide, 7 inches long, 31.1 grams.
9.82 carats of lab-grown round diamonds, prong set in 14K gold infinity links 7 mm wide. The bracelet is 8.25 inches long and 25.10 grams, a length that suits a larger wrist or a looser hang. It is...
Seven carats of round black diamonds run prong-set along 10K black gold — a black diamond prong bracelet built dark on dark, at a wrist weight you register the moment the clasp closes. The...
Seven millimeters of 14k gold structured in a tight Miami Cuban link pattern, this bracelet carries diamond accents that catch light across every interlocking surface — a serious wrist piece built...
Built in 10k white gold and weighing 14.10 grams, this full diamond ID braided bracelet mens style lays flat with a wide, structured profile set entirely in round-cut diamonds across every visible...
Built at TraxNYC's 47th Street workshop, this mens two tone diamond bracelet carries 3.4 carats of round-cut canary yellow diamonds set across a two-color metal frame — the contrast between the...
3.00 carats of round diamonds run prong-set down this ID-style build — a 3 carat prong diamond bracelet with the open settings carrying light the full length of the wrist. Three carats spread along...
On the wrist, the 3 Row Prong Set Diamond Cuban Bracelet commands attention through sheer density — three parallel rows of prong-held diamonds running the full length of a Cuban link silhouette....
Choose tennis or Cuban first, then the stones, the width and the wrist length
Pick tennis or Cuban first, since that one choice decides how wide and how heavy the bracelet runs. A thin tennis row in lab-grown stones is what men buy most here, and it wears every day under a cuff. A diamond Miami Cuban is for the man matching a Cuban chain. Take 7 inches for a tennis row. Take 8 for a Cuban, and ask the desk which clasp it closes with.
Measure your wrist with a tape or a strip of paper, pick how you like it to sit, and read the length to order.
1. Measure the wrist
Wrap a soft tape snug around the wrist, over the wrist bone, and type the inches it reads.
inches
Set the screen with a card first. Lay any bank, debit or ID card flat on the screen, standing tall, so its short edge runs across the box, and move the slider until the box is exactly as wide as the card. No bank card? A driver's license, metro card, gift card or hotel key is the same size.
Wrap a strip of paper snug around the wrist, over the wrist bone, and mark where it meets. Cut it at the mark and fold it in half, end to end. Lay the fold on the 0 at the top of the ruler and move the slider under it until the gold line sits on the two ends. The ruler reads the whole strip.
6.25 inches around the wrist
2. How should it sit?
The link
A 6.25 inch wrist with a comfortable fit takes a 7 inch bracelet. 56 of the 162 bracelets here come in 7 inches. It is the most bought length here: 41 percent of the bracelets sold here in the past year with a length recorded.
Our rule of thumb: measure the wrist snug, then add half an inch, three quarters of an inch or a full inch for a snug, a comfortable or a loose fit. A link 10 mm or wider eats room inside the loop, so add a quarter inch more. Between two lengths, take the longer.
A home measurement is a guide; the desk can check it with you before you order. The counts are the bracelets live here on September 25, 2026; the most bought length reads the bracelets sold here in the year to September 25, 2026 with a length recorded.
Style: tennis bracelet or diamond Cuban link bracelet for men
Buy a tennis bracelet for every day and a diamond Cuban to match a Cuban chain. A tennis row is one line of stones, each in its own setting, and it lies flat on the wrist. About a third of this page is tennis. It was about half of what men bought here.
The Cuban is the heavy piece, big links with stones set across them, and it took far more of the money than its count. An anchor link titled diamond cut may mean a finish in the gold with no stones, so ask. Take 14K, the karat on most pieces here.
The stones: points per stone, carats and black diamond bracelets
Read the stone size in the title first. On a tennis row it is written in points, like 40 Pt, and a higher number means bigger stones. The small pointers sold best by the piece. Men spending more went to 25 to 60 points a stone.
Most listings print a diamond weight in their details, so check it and ask for the grade in writing. Four titles say black diamond, and none says whether that black color is natural or treated, so ask before you pay. An emerald title means the cut of a diamond where the listing says, not a green stone.
Lab-grown or natural: lab diamond bracelets for men
Take lab-grown for the bigger stone and natural for the mined one. Six pieces in ten sold here were lab-grown. The natural rows here run to 15 points a stone, 20 on a pink sapphire and diamond row, and every larger pointer is lab-grown.
The tennis rows nearly all name their origin. Most Cubans read natural on the origin line, and three say nothing, so ask the desk about those. Only 21 listings print a grade. Ask for yours on paper.
Width: how wide a men's diamond bracelet should be
Stay near 4 mm for a tennis row. The thin rows went out most. A Miami Cuban sits at 10 mm in the middle. The other Cubans, many with rows of prong-set stones, sit at 14 mm. The widest piece here reaches 25. A wide Cuban wants the wrist to itself. Listed grams may count the stones with the gold, so ask which before you compare two weights.
Length and buying: 7 or 8 inch bracelet, gold color, clasp and returns
Take 7 inches for a tennis row, the way most are cut and bought. Take 8 for a Cuban, which rides a little looser over the wrist bone. For another length or clasp, ask the desk before you order, and ask the charge and the wait.
Pick the gold color on the listing. White went out three times in ten here, far more than across the store's bracelets. Where a description names the close, it is most often a box clasp with a safety. Unworn and unaltered, a bracelet may go back within fourteen days of delivery, unless it was built to order. Clear it in the live chat first, or on 212-872-9692 once the desk is staffed at 10 AM ET, then use our return label. Restocking keeps five percent, and the label's cost leaves the refund.
By style: the middle width and wrist length, and each style's part of the pieces sold
Style
Listings
Middle width
Middle length
Pieces sold
Tennis
53
4.2 mm
7 in
49 percent
Miami Cuban
22
10 mm
8 in
12 percent
Other Cuban
17
14 mm
8.5 in
under 1 percent
Anchor link
8
3.9 mm
8.12 in
12 percent
No link named
19
5.2 mm
7.5 in
8 percent
Evil eye
9
7.5 mm
7.5 in
2 percent
Other styles
34
varies
varies
16 percent
Every count on this card is from the 162 pieces live here on October 3, 2026 and what this page sold in the year to September 26, 2026; prices are on the listings. Middle means the middle listing of each style.
Questions we get in the store
Should men wear diamond bracelets?
Yes. About half of the diamond bracelets bought on this page were tennis rows, most of them thin: one line of small stones that lies flat under a cuff. For more on the wrist, a diamond Miami Cuban matches a Cuban chain.
What is the best diamond bracelet for men?
For most men, a 14K tennis row of lab-grown diamonds. Tennis rows led this page's sales in the year, and 40 of the 53 here are lab-grown. For a heavier wrist, the 7 mm diamond Miami Cuban is the Cuban bought most here, 5 in the year.
What bracelets are trending for men?
Store-wide, tennis rows, bead bracelets and Miami Cubans were six in ten of the bracelets sold in the year. Here, 36 of the 53 tennis rows came in since July, most lab-grown, and they were about half of the tennis rows bought on this page.
More questions we get
Are the diamonds on a men's diamond bracelet real?
Yes. The stones these listings name are diamonds, and a lab-grown diamond is a real diamond, grown rather than mined. A few titles name a ruby or sapphire instead, so ask the desk about any piece whose title never says diamond.
Lab-grown or natural diamond bracelet for a man: what is the difference?
Lab-grown gives you bigger stones along the row, and natural is the mined stone. Here no natural row goes past 20 points a stone. Most men buying here took lab-grown. When a listing names neither, ask the desk before you pay.
Is a black diamond bracelet for men real diamonds?
Yes. Where a title says black diamond, the stones are diamonds. No listing says whether that color is the stone's own or a treatment. Ask the desk before you buy, and get the answer in writing.
What length diamond bracelet fits a man's wrist, 7 or 8 inches?
Take 7 inches for a tennis row, the length men bought most here. A Cuban wants 8, sitting a little looser over the wrist bone. Across the store's bracelets, 8 sells most. Need a size not on the menu? Ask the desk first.
How much is a diamond bracelet for men?
Each listing prints its own price. It follows the gold and the carats: grams of gold in the links, total diamond weight, and lab-grown or natural. For a piece made your way, the desk quotes in the live chat, or on a text to 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.
Can I return a men's diamond bracelet, or have it sized first?
Either one, not both. Sized, built to order or personalized for you, a bracelet is final. Unsized, unworn and unaltered, it has fourteen days from delivery: the desk clears it in the live chat, or by phone at 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET, and issues our return label. We refund it minus the restocking five percent and that label.
Men's Diamond Bracelets: Tennis Rows and Cuban Links in 14K Gold
Men's diamond bracelets on this page
Diamonds: lab-grown or natural, stated on each listing; black diamonds on a few
Styles: diamond tennis rows lead, then diamond Miami Cuban links, prong-set, bezel-set and infinity diamond bracelets
Metal: 14K gold on most; 10K and 18K gold, a platinum row and .925 sterling silver too
Width: tennis rows 1.9 to 8.5 mm; Miami Cuban links 6 to 21.5 mm
Total diamond weight: 0.12 to 45.2 carats
Length: 7 to 10.5 inches; 8 inches is the length listed most
Diamond grade, where listed: color mostly E to H; clarity mostly VS, some SI
Made to order: most are made to order, and the desk gives the timing
Which gold is best for a men's diamond bracelet?
14K is the gold on most of this page: 58.3 percent gold, stamped 585, and hard enough for a bracelet that takes knocks. 10K is harder and paler; 18K is 75 percent gold, richer in color and softer. Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K guide explains the stamps.
How wide should a men's diamond bracelet be?
A tennis row's width follows its stones, and here the rows run 1.9 to 8.5 mm. Diamond Miami Cuban links run 6 to 21.5 mm and cover more of the wrist. For the length, measure the wrist snug and add about half an inch; a tennis bracelet should not spin.
Can I get a diamond bracelet made for me?
Yes. Tell us the stones, the gold and the width; a deposit starts the 3D design, and nothing is made until you approve; the desk gives the timing.
Can I see one in person?
Visit the store at 64 W 47th Street in New York's Diamond District. Text or call first: a jeweler tells you what the store has that day. Chat with us on this page, or call or text 212-872-9692; a person answers from 10 AM ET. Read what buyers say on our reviews page.
Questions? Live chat now, or call or text 212-872-9692 (a person answers every day from 10 AM ET).
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