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New Diamond Tennis Bracelets & Chains
37 pieces
“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
37 new pieces, 27 bracelets and 10 chains, all 14K. Most are lab-grown, and every chain is.
The 5 Pt lab-grown bracelet sold most, 7 since August. Six stone sizes come as a bracelet and a chain.
The newest diamond tennis bracelets and tennis chains at TraxNYC — natural and lab-grown rows, round and baguette cuts, prong and bezel settings, 10k through 18k gold, listed the day they land.
14K Gold 1.5 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71658
14K · 2 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 1.5 Pt Natural Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71657
14K · 2 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 2 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71664
14K · 1.9 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 2 Pt Natural Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71667
14K · 1.9 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 3 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71704
14K · 2.5 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 3 Pt Natural Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71703
14K · 2.5 mm · 7 to 8 in
AI Trax · 2:01
Before you buy a tennis bracelet
- Who makes it
- Lab-grown or natural
- Reading the carat tag
- How it should fit
- If it isn’t right
14K Gold 4 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71682
14K · 2.5 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 4 Pt Natural Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71683
14K · 2.5 mm · 7 to 8 in
AI Trax · 2:01
Before you buy a tennis bracelet
- Who makes it
- Lab-grown or natural
- Reading the carat tag
- How it should fit
- If it isn’t right
14K Gold 5 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71687
14K · 2.85 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 10 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71708
14K · 3.5 mm · 18 to 24 in
AI Trax · 2:01
Before you buy a tennis bracelet
- Who makes it
- Lab-grown or natural
- Reading the carat tag
- How it should fit
- If it isn’t right
14K Gold 10 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71688
14K · 3.2 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 12 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71689
14K · 3.4 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 12 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71710
14K · 3.6 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold 15 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71696
14K · 3.85 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 15 Pt Natural Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71693
14K · 3.85 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 15 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71711
14K · 3.9 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold 18 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71699
14K · 3.95 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 20 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71679
14K · 4.2 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 20 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71712
14K · 4.1 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold 25 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71680
14K · 4.1 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 25 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71713
14K · 4.3 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold 30 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71698
14K · 4.5 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 35 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71691
14K · 4.6 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 55 Pt Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71659
14K · 5.4 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 55 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71714
14K · 5.3 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold 65 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71715
14K · 5.7 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold 75 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71716
14K · 5.95 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold 80 Pt Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain 71717
14K · 6.2 mm · 18 to 24 in
14K Gold Three Row Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71692
14K · 8 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold Black Elegance Triple-Row Tennis Bracelet 71647
14K · 7.8 mm · 7 in · 21.8 g
14K Gold Imperial Spark 3-Row Tennis Bracelet 71646
14K · 6 mm · 7 in · 16.2 g
14K Gold Portuguese Cut Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71661
14K · 6 mm · 7 in · 27.5 g
14K Gold Pear Shape Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 7.70mm 71681
14K · 7.7 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold 1.25 Ct Each Lab Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71662
14K · 7 mm · 7 to 8 in
14K Gold Infinity Upside Down Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet 71656
14K · 7.5 mm · 7.5 in · 37 g
Buyer's guide
How to choose a diamond tennis bracelet or chain
Choose the stone size, then grown or mined, then the length for a wrist or a neck
Settle the size of each stone first, because it sets how wide and heavy the row is. For a bracelet you wear every day, start with a 5 Pt row, the one bought most here, a slim line under 3 mm. Take lab-grown, as nearly every buyer did. Then pick the gold and the length, and ask us about the clasp on any chain before you pay.
Four picks from this page
14K Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet, 5 PtThe piece bought most here, 7 since it arrived in August. A slim row at 2.85 mm.
14K Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet, 10 PtTied for second, 4 sold. A tenth of a carat a stone in a 3.2 mm row.
14K Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet, 2 PtTied for second, 4 sold. The finest row here, 1.9 mm across, made to stack.
14K Lab-Grown Diamond Tennis Chain, 10 PtThe chain bought most, 3 sold. The slimmest chain in the case, 3.5 mm wide.
Find your chain in ten seconds
Pick a length and a width. The drawing moves; the button shows the chains.
Length
Width
A 3.5 mm tennis chain at 18 inches lands at the collarbone. Weights at this width vary by build; read the grams on the listing. 10 of the 10 chains here come in 18 inches.
Show me the tennis chains Text this to the deskDrawn on an average build; a bigger neck sits the same chain higher. The counts are the listings live here on September 26, 2026. Nearly every listing shows its width, length and grams; where one does not, ask the desk.
Find your bracelet length
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.
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?
A 6.25 inch wrist with a comfortable fit takes a 7 inch bracelet. 26 of the 27 bracelets here come in 7 inches.
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. Between two lengths, take the longer.
Text this length to the deskThe lengths here
| Length | Bracelets here listing it |
|---|---|
| 7 in | 26 |
| 7.5 in | 24 |
| 8 in | 23 |
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 26, 2026.
Stone size: how wide the row sits at each size, its grams, and the pieces here
| Each stone | Bracelet width | Chain width | Bracelet grams | Pieces here |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 to 2 Pt | 1.9 to 2 mm | None here | 5 to 5.7 g | 4 |
| 3 to 5 Pt | 2.5 to 2.85 mm | None here | 7.2 to 8.4 g | 5 |
| 10 to 12 Pt | 3.2 to 3.4 mm | 3.5 to 3.6 mm | 8.6 to 9.7 g | 4 |
| 15 to 20 Pt | 3.85 to 4.2 mm | 3.9 to 4.1 mm | 11.6 to 12.5 g | 6 |
| 25 to 35 Pt | 4.1 to 4.6 mm | 4.3 mm | 12.5 to 15.5 g | 4 |
| 55 to 80 Pt | 5.4 mm | 5.3 to 6.2 mm | 24 g | 5 |
| 1 to 2 Ct Each | 7 to 8.5 mm | 6.5 mm | 30 to 42 g | 3 |
| Three rows or shapes | 6 to 8 mm | None here | 16.2 to 37 g | 6 |
Every count on this card is from the 37 pieces live here on September 26, 2026 and what this page sold in the year to that day; prices are on the listings. Widths and grams come from each listing, and most bracelet listings give 7 inches as their length. Every piece arrived in July or August.
Questions we get in the store
What does Pt mean on a tennis bracelet or chain?
Pt stands for points, and 100 of them make a carat. Each stone in a 10 Pt row weighs a tenth of a carat, and a piece titled Ct Each carries a full carat or more in every stone.
Are these lab-grown or natural diamonds?
Most are lab-grown, and all but a few titles say which. Every chain is grown. Natural diamonds come in five bracelet sizes and two three-row bracelets. Nearly every piece bought so far was grown.
What length tennis bracelet should I get?
Take 7 inches unless your wrist is large, since about half the bracelets sold went out at that length. Measure around the wrist bone with a soft tape, then add about half an inch for movement. Many men take 8.
More questions we get
What length tennis chain should I get?
Choose 22 inches to lay it on the chest, the length most chain buyers took. For the collarbone, go shorter. Every chain lets you pick 18, 20, 22 or 24 inches on the listing before you order.
Can I match a tennis bracelet and a tennis chain?
Yes. Six stone sizes come as a bracelet and a chain, from 10 to 55 Pt, so the pair carries the same size of stone. Pick the same gold on both. At each size the two widths sit within a third of a millimeter.
What clasp does a tennis bracelet here close with?
Most bracelet listings name a box clasp with a safety latch, the secure kind for a row of diamonds. Few chain listings name their clasp at all. Ask the live chat, or text us at 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET, and we will tell you before you order.
What color and clarity are the diamonds?
The lab-grown pieces list E to F color and VS1 clarity almost every time. That reads colorless, and the flaws hide from anyone without a loupe. The natural listings show their grades unclearly, so ask us for the grade first.
Can I return a tennis bracelet or chain?
Yes. Kept unworn and unaltered, it may return for fourteen days from delivery. A shortened piece counts as altered. Clear it first in the live chat, or phone 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET, and use only our insured label. Refunds lose the label and five percent restocking (refund policy).
About this collection
New Tennis Bracelets & Chains: Latest Diamond Rows
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