A 3.6 mm tennis chain in 14K gold, set with 12 point lab-grown diamonds in E color and VS1 clarity, each round stone in prongs. The listed weight is 26.10 grams with 21.38 carats, and a longer chain...
Portuguese cut lab-grown diamonds, 27.20 carats of them, in E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 6.0 mm wide and 7 inches long. It weighs 27.50 grams. At 6.0 mm each...
Pear-shaped lab-grown diamonds, 24.24 carats of them at the 7 inch length, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 7.7 mm wide. It weighs 19.15 grams. At 7.7 mm the...
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...
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...
Lab-grown diamonds of 55 points, 52.44 carats as listed, set in a 14K gold tennis chain 5.3 mm wide: round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set. The listed weight is 41.0 grams, and carats and...
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...
A tennis bracelet of 20-point lab-grown diamonds, round, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 4.2 mm wide. At 7 inches it holds 9.20 carats and weighs 12.50 grams. At 4.2 mm the line...
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...
Understated elegance meets exceptional sparkle in this white gold lab-grown diamond tennis chain. Brilliant round-cut lab-grown diamonds are precisely set in flexible links, creating a smooth...
25 point lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 4.1 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 12.50 grams with 10.29 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches add more....
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...
15 point lab-grown diamonds, E color and VS1 clarity, line a 14K gold tennis chain 3.9 mm wide, each round stone in its prongs. The listed weight is 28.90 grams with 23.82 carats; a longer chain...
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 tennis bracelet of 3 point round lab-grown diamonds in E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold, 2.5 mm wide. The listed figures are 2.49 carats and 7.20 grams, and a longer bracelet...
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 2.0 mm tennis line of 1.5 pointer natural diamonds, round and prong set in 14K gold. Listed at 7 inches, it carries 1.35 carats of diamonds and weighs 5.50 grams. At 2.0 mm it is the thin kind of...
A 10 point tennis chain in 14K gold: round lab-grown diamonds in E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in a line 3.5 mm wide. As listed it weighs 23.80 grams and carries 18.92 carats; both figures...
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 round lab-grown diamonds, E-F color and VS1 clarity, in prongs. It is...
A 2 mm tennis bracelet in 14K gold, set with 1.5 point round lab-grown diamonds, a point being a hundredth of a carat. At 7 inches it carries 1.35 carats in E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set,...
Natural round diamonds, 1.58 carats of them, prong set along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 1.9 mm wide. The listed weight is 5.0 grams at 7 inches. A bracelet this narrow sits easily beside a watch or...
The Black Elegance is a triple-row tennis bracelet: 17 carats of round black diamonds, AAA grade, prong set in 14K gold. It is 7.8 mm wide, 7 inches long and 21.80 grams. Three rows across...
Radiance takes center stage in this elegant white gold tennis chain, lined with a continuous series of round-cut lab-grown diamonds. Its flexible construction creates a smooth, graceful drape, while...
Natural round diamonds of 3 points each, 2.44 carats as listed, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 2.5 mm wide, with a listed weight of 7.25 grams. At 2.5 mm it is a fine line for every day,...
A lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet in 14K gold: 2.90 carats of round lab-grown diamonds in E-F color and VS1 clarity, each one prong set along a line 2.5 mm wide. At that width it sits easily...
Designed to deliver effortless brilliance, this 14K white gold tennis chain features a seamless line of round-cut lab-grown diamonds in refined individual settings. Its flexible construction creates...
A heavy tennis chain: 75 point lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold at 5.95 mm wide. As listed it carries 68.30 carats and weighs 52.9 grams, and both figures...
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...
Modern sophistication defines this 14K white gold tennis chain, featuring a continuous line of brilliant round-cut lab-grown diamonds. Its fluid linked design rests elegantly along the neckline...
Three rows of natural round diamonds, 7.45 carats in all, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 6 mm wide, 7 inches long and 16.20 grams. Three rows across 6 mm give a full band of diamonds on the...
Big stones on a tennis bracelet: 29.20 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold, 7 mm wide. The listed weight is 30.0 grams at 7 inches. With stones...
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...
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...
A wide tennis bracelet: 35 point lab-grown diamonds, round, E-F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 4.6 mm wide. At 7 inches it weighs 15.50 grams with 13.65 carats; 7.5 and 8 inches hold...
A tennis chain of 1 carat lab-grown diamonds, round, E to F color and VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold 6.5 mm wide. The listed weight is 86.0 grams with 84.65 carats of lab-grown diamonds. At...
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...
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.
“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.
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. Choose grown or mined. Then pick the gold and the length, and ask us about the clasp on any chain before you pay.
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.
Drawn 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.
inches
Check the screen with a quarter first. Lay a quarter flat on the screen, over the coin, and move the slider until the coin on the screen is exactly the size of yours.
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.
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: what 5 Pt, 10 Pt and Ct Each mean on a tennis bracelet
Pt is short for points, and 100 points make one carat. A 10 Pt row sets a tenth of a carat in every stone, and Ct Each means a full carat or more a stone. The stone decides the width. The 5 Pt bracelet runs 2.85 mm, a thin line you can stack. From 10 Pt the row passes 3 mm and each diamond shows on its own. The table gives every size.
Lab-grown or natural: lab diamond tennis bracelet or natural diamond
Grown or mined is yours to pick. Grown and mined diamonds are one crystal, graded on one scale, and grown lets you go a size up. Lab-grown and natural diamonds of the same grade look the same; a natural diamond costs more. We don't sell diamonds as an investment, and resale value isn't guaranteed for either. Most pieces here are grown, every chain among them. Natural diamonds come in five bracelet sizes up to 15 Pt, each beside a grown twin, and in two three-row bracelets. The grown rows list E to F color and VS1 clarity. Ask us for the grade on a natural row, since those listings read unclear.
Bracelet or chain: a matching tennis bracelet and tennis chain set
Most of the case is bracelets, with ten chains beside them. Six stone sizes come both ways, from 10 to 55 Pt, so a set can match stone for stone. The chains climb to a full carat a stone and weigh up to 86 grams. No chain listing says which length its grams weigh, so ask us. Three bracelets carry three rows, one of them black diamonds, and single pieces come in Portuguese cut, pear shapes and upside down stones set point up. The full cases are our tennis bracelets and tennis chains.
Length: 7 or 8 inch tennis bracelet, and 18 to 24 inch chains
Take 7 inches for most wrists, the length about half the bracelets sold went out at. Wrap a soft tape around the wrist bone and allow about half an inch of play. Two in five went out at 8, the usual length on a man. Most bracelets offer 7, 7.5 or 8 inches. A few of the special pieces come in one length only. Chains come in 18, 20, 22 or 24. A 22 inch chain lies on the chest, and it was the chain length bought most. An 18 sits at the collarbone.
The clasp and the gold: box clasp, white, yellow or rose gold
Every piece is 14K gold, in white, yellow or rose. White sold most, about three in five, and yellow nearly all the rest. White gold makes the diamonds look whiter, and yellow warms them. Most bracelet listings name a box clasp with a safety latch, a tongue that clicks into a box with a catch over it. Few chain listings name theirs, so ask the desk which one a chain closes with.
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.
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 with customer service at service@traxnyc.com or 212-391-3832, and use only our return label. Refunds lose the label and five percent restocking (refund policy).
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