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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Purple Ombré Gemstone Tennis Bracelet brings a soft wash of color to a timeless silhouette. Round-cut gemstones flow in a continuous line from deep violet through lavender to vivid pink, then pause...
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...
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...
Green sapphires, 10.00 carats of them, round and prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 4 mm wide and 8 inches long. It weighs 23.30 grams. At 4 mm the stones are on the large side for a tennis...
Round lab-grown diamonds in bezels, 6.50 carats in all, run the length of this 14K gold tennis bracelet in E-F color and VS1 clarity. It is 4.8 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 12.50 grams. With a ring...
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...
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 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,...
The Pink & White Rotated is a tennis bracelet of pink and white lab-grown diamonds: 2.65 carats of round stones, VS1 clarity, prong set in 14K gold. It is 2.5 mm wide, 7.0 inches long 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...
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...
A flexible tennis bracelet in 14K gold, 2 mm wide and 6.2 grams, prong set with 0.54 carats of natural round diamonds and 0.60 carats of colored stones. Pick the color: emerald, ruby, sapphire or...
Emerald-cut and round diamonds take turns all the way around this tennis bracelet in solid 14K gold. The lab-grown stones come to 7.97 carats, E-F color and VS1 clarity, each one prong set. It is...
The Embrace is a tennis bracelet of natural round diamonds, 7.79 carats in F-G color and VS2-SI1 clarity, in 14K gold, 3.8 mm wide and 7 inches long. At 3.8 mm the line is fine enough for every day...
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...
8 carats of lab-grown diamonds in VS clarity, prong set in 14K gold: the bracelet is 5 mm wide, 7 inches long and 10 grams. That is a lot of diamond on a 5 mm width, and prong settings let light...
A tennis bracelet that adjusts: 14K yellow gold, 2.5 mm wide, with 1.51 carats of natural round diamonds in G color and SI1-VS2 clarity, prong set. It weighs 6.70 grams in all, a narrow line of...
Twenty-pointer emeralds — roughly a fifth of a carat each — prong-set the full 7.5 inches at 4mm wide. 6.72 carats total on 22 grams of 14K gold. Calling the stone size in points is how the trade...
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...
Purple sapphires, 3.73 carats of round stones, prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 3.1 mm wide and 8 inches long. It weighs 11.00 grams. Ombre means the color shades from light to deep along the...
14K gold bracelet set with pear-shaped diamonds arranged in a continuous row. Each stone is secured with prong settings and linked together to create a flexible tennis-style bracelet. Finished with...
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...
A bezel-set tennis bracelet: 6.27 carats of round lab-grown diamonds, each wrapped in 14K gold, 3.5 mm wide and 7 inches long, 12.00 grams. With no prongs, the stones sit smooth against sleeves and...
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...
The Double Row Infinity Diamond Tennis Bracelet sets two continuous rows of diamonds into a sleek, low-profile setting — a double row diamond tennis bracelet built for women who want full-wrist...
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...
Every emerald-cut lab-grown diamond sits in its own bezel on this 14K gold tennis bracelet: 8.37 carats at the 7 inch length, E-F color and VS1 clarity. At 7 inches it is 5.25 mm wide and weighs...
A classic diamond tennis bracelet in 14K gold: 2.64 carats of natural round diamonds in H color and SI-VS2 clarity, prong set, 2.5 mm wide and 7.5 inches long, 10.60 grams. At 2.5 mm it is the kind...
The world’s first upside down tennis bracelet, crafted by TraxNYC. — this 25 Pointer design flips tradition on its head. Each diamond is set in reverse to create a dramatic shimmer and a fresh,...
Platinum and round lab-grown diamonds: 8.07 carats in F color and SI to VS clarity, prong set in a tennis bracelet 3.4 mm wide and 8 inches long. It weighs 24 grams.
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...
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...
A 3.6 mm line of red sapphire: 8.94 carats of round stones, prong set in 14K gold. The bracelet is 7 inches long and 19.70 grams, and the stones sit in one steady line of red around the wrist. Pick...
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...
The Galaxy Black Opal Tennis Bracelet puts black opal's rarest quality on full display. Deep black base stones erupt with vivid flashes of blue, green, and gold with every movement of your wrist....
Rainbow sapphires at 5 mm, round cut and prong set in a 14K gold tennis bracelet 7 inches long and 22.10 grams. At that width it is a tennis line to wear on its own rather than in a stack. It comes...
This 14K gold lab diamond tennis bracelet carries a continuous row of round-cut lab-grown diamonds totaling 60 points, set close and even for a clean, unbroken line of white brilliance across the...
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...
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 tennis bracelet features a striking alternating design with diamonds set in both upright and inverted positions. The unique arrangement enhances light reflection and creates added depth. Its...
A tennis bracelet in 14K gold with 3.69 carats of natural round diamonds, F to G color and VS2 to SI1 clarity, prong set. It is 3 mm wide, 7 inches long and 10 grams. At 3 mm the row is narrow...
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...
The Pink Sapphire Diamond Majesty Tennis Bracelet is a pink sapphire diamond tennis bracelet built around 2.68 carats of natural round-cut diamonds set alongside vivid pink sapphires, delivering a...
Oval lab-grown diamonds, 16.20 carats of them, in a 14K gold tennis bracelet: E-F color, VS1 clarity, prong set. It is 6.2 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 21.0 grams. An oval shows more face than a...
Heart-shaped lab-grown diamonds, 12.10 carats, E to F color and VS1 clarity, each in a bezel along a 14K gold tennis bracelet 6 mm wide, 7.0 inches long and 9.40 grams. Bezels wrap every heart...
A tennis bracelet of 3 point lab-grown round 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...
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 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 lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet in 14K gold: 2.90 carats of round 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 beside a watch...
Lab-grown and natural are both diamond, the same carbon crystal, and your eye cannot tell them apart. They are priced differently: buy a lab-grown diamond to wear, since some jewelers do not take it in trade.
Every purchase comes with our official appraisal: the carat and gram weights, the diamond grade and the color.
A tennis bracelet is one row of stones set end to end around the wrist. Nearly every row here is 14K gold, offered in yellow, white or rose, with lab-grown or natural diamonds, and each diamond listing says which. Rainbow and pink sapphire, ruby, emerald, opal and black diamond rows sit beside them. Stones run from 1.5 pointer rows to 2 carats each, and most bracelets are listed at 7 inches, for women and for men.
“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
For her, start at 7 inches. All 14K gold but one, and two in three carry diamonds, most of them lab-grown.
A rainbow sapphire row and a 5 pointer lab diamond row sold most here, 7 pieces each in the year.
Buyer's guide
How to buy a tennis bracelet, diamond or gemstone
Pick the stone and the size of each stone first, then the length for her wrist or his
A tennis bracelet is one flexible line of stones, each in its own setting, that lies flat around the wrist. Seven inches fits most women's wrists. It should turn with a finger's width of room and never slide down over the hand. For every day, choose a 10 to 19 pointer row. Every row set only with diamonds says lab-grown or natural on its listing. To shorten one, ask the desk before you order.
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?
A 6.25 inch wrist with a comfortable fit takes a 7 inch bracelet. 75 of the 123 bracelets here come in 7 inches. It is the most bought length here: 51 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. 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 October 2, 2026; the most bought length reads the bracelets sold here in the year to September 26, 2026 with a length recorded.
Tennis bracelet basics: what is a tennis bracelet, why is it called that, how should it fit
A tennis bracelet is one row of stones, each in its own small setting and linked to the next, so the whole line bends round the wrist. Most rows here are diamonds, and the colored ones are sapphire, ruby, emerald or opal.
The name comes from a US Open match. A star player stopped play to search the court for her diamond line bracelet after its clasp broke, and the name stuck. That is why the clasp is on the buyer's check below.
Pick the stone size next. A 10 to 19 pointer row is about 3.5 mm across in the table below. Under 5 points the line is fine and dainty, and from 50 points up it reads bold.
Buyer's check: how to tell a good tennis bracelet before you buy
Five things to check on any tennis bracelet, here or anywhere, and how many of our listings put each in writing.
Prongs: four prongs to a stone is the classic hold. Where two stones share a prong you see more stone, but one bent prong can free both. Every tip should sit over the edge of its stone, and a stone that clicks when you shake the row is loose. A bezel, a gold rim round each stone, holds firmest. Our listings print the setting, prongs on 107, a bezel on 6 and a channel on 1, but only 2 say how many prongs hold each stone.
The back: turn it over. An open setting under each stone lets light in and soapy water rinse it; a closed back holds dirt. Held by one end, the row should fall in a smooth line, with no stiff link and no gap. Only 2 of our listings say the settings are open.
The clasp and its safety: the whole row hangs on it. Look for a box clasp, where a tongue clicks into a box, and a safety on top: a figure-eight catch on the side or a latch over the box. Two safeties beat one. The tongue should click and hold when you tug. Of our listings, 28 name a box clasp, 20 of them with a safety and 5 with two, while 81 say nothing about the clasp.
The stones: get the pointer or the carat total, the color and clarity grades, and lab-grown or natural in writing. Down the whole row, each stone should match the next in size and color. A diamond tester reads both as diamond, so the listing has to say which. All 86 of our diamond rows print lab-grown or natural, 85 the carat total and 71 both grades, but 28 of our 37 colored rows name no origin.
The length: most rows come in one length, so the inches belong on the listing, and 117 of ours print them.
Whatever a listing leaves out, ask on the live chat before you pay, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.
Pointer: 5, 10 or 20 pointer tennis bracelet, the width and the grams
The pointer is each stone's weight in hundredths of a carat, so a 10 pointer means every stone weighs a tenth of a carat. Bigger stones widen the row and add grams, step by step in the table below.
Among titles that name a pointer, the 10 to 19 pointers sold most. Most titles name none, so go by the width, and 3 to 4 mm is the width bought most.
Stones: lab grown or natural diamond tennis bracelet, rainbow sapphire, ruby, emerald or opal
A lab-grown diamond is carbon crystallized in a chamber instead of the ground. The big diamonds here are all grown, and half of what sold was lab-grown. Buy natural if a stone from the earth matters to you.
For color, the rainbow sapphire row is the second seller, and our sapphire tennis bracelets are the next stop. Sapphire and ruby are hard and shrug off a desk edge. Emerald chips at a corner and opal is soft, so keep those for gentle wear.
Length: 6.5, 7, 7.5 or 8 inch tennis bracelet and how to measure
Take 7 inches for most women. Half the bracelets sold here were that length. Wrap a paper strip round the wrist bone, mark it, and add half to three quarters of an inch.
A man usually wears 8, and about a third of the listings come that long. Ask the desk before any shortening, since a bracelet altered for you is final.
Buying: yellow, white or rose gold, shipping and returns
Every piece but one is 14K gold, and that one is platinum. Yellow sold most, then white. A bracelet in stock ships tracked within two to five business days. For one built to order, the desk gives you the wait. An unworn, unaltered bracelet can return for fourteen days after delivery, unless it was made to order. Ask on the live chat first, or text the desk on 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET, then ship on our return label. Both the label and five percent restocking are deducted.
Pointer: each stone's size, the width and grams it brings, and pieces sold
Points a stone
Listings
Middle width
Middle grams
Sold, past year
Under 5
9
2.4 mm
7.2 g
10
5 to 9
5
3 mm
9 g
16
10 to 19
13
3.5 mm
15.9 g
22
20 to 49
12
4.15 mm
21.7 g
15
50 to 99
3
5.4 mm
24 g
4
A carat each and up
2
7.75 mm
36 g
1
Not in the title
79
varies
varies
65
Every count on this card is from the 123 pieces live here on October 2, 2026 and what this page sold in the year to September 26, 2026; prices are on the listings. Width and grams are the middle listing in each band, as listed.
Questions we get in the store
What is a tennis bracelet?
A tennis bracelet is a single line of stones, each in its own small mount, joined so the row bends and lies flat on the wrist. Most here are diamond, and the others carry sapphire, ruby, emerald or opal.
What size tennis bracelet should I get, 7 or 7.5 inches?
Take 7 inches for a slim wrist. Go to 7.5 for a fuller wrist or a looser hang. Measure round the wrist bone and add half to three quarters of an inch. Half the bracelets sold here were the shorter of the two.
Lab grown or natural diamond tennis bracelet, which should I buy?
Both are real diamonds. Pick natural if a mined stone matters to you, and lab-grown for bigger stones: the big diamonds on this wall are all grown, and the natural rows stay small. Half the pieces sold here were lab-grown.
More questions we get
Are these tennis bracelets real diamonds?
Yes, where the title names diamonds they are diamonds, most of them lab-grown and some natural. About a third of the pieces carry colored stones with no diamond named, so read the title and ask the desk about anything unclear.
What is a 10 pointer tennis bracelet?
A row whose every stone weighs ten hundredths of a carat, a tenth. The pointer sets the width, and those rows sit near 3.5 mm in the middle. Only a third of the titles name a pointer, so ask the desk for the rest.
Can a tennis bracelet be shortened?
The desk answers that for each piece, so put it to the live chat before you order, or ring 212-872-9692, staffed from 10 AM ET. Our refund policy makes a bracelet modified for you final sale, so settle the length first.
Can I wear an opal or sapphire tennis bracelet every day?
Sapphire, yes, since it is hard enough for daily knocks, the same as ruby. Opal is softer and holds water, so heat and hard knocks can crack it. Wear an opal row for evenings and take it off to wash your hands.
Can a man wear a tennis bracelet?
Yes, and most pieces here are made to be worn by men and women alike. A man usually takes 8 inches, and about a third of the listings offer it. The men's tennis bracelets gather the ones cut for him.
How much does a tennis bracelet cost?
The price is on each listing, and the stones decide most of it. A bigger pointer raises it the most, and a natural stone costs more than a grown one of the same size. The desk quotes it on the live chat, and a person picks up 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.
Diamond and Sapphire Tennis Bracelets for Women and Men
Tennis bracelets on this page
Metal: 14K gold on nearly every row, in yellow, white or rose; a platinum row too
Stones: lab-grown or natural diamonds; sapphires, including rainbow, pink and blue rows; rubies, emeralds, opals and black diamonds
Stone size: 1.5 pointer to 60 pointer rows, and rows of 1.25 and 2 carat stones
Total diamond weight: 0.58 to 45.2 carats
Width: 1.9 to 8.5 mm
Length: 6.5 to 8 inches; 7 inches is the length listed most
Shapes: mostly round, with oval, emerald, princess, pear and mixed-shape rows
Setting: prong on nearly all, bezel on a few
Diamond grade, where listed: color mostly E to G, clarity mostly VS
Made to order: most rows are made to order, and the desk gives the timing
How do I choose the stone size?
Read the pointer first. It is the size of each stone: a 10 pointer row carries stones of about 0.10 carat, a 25 pointer about a quarter carat each. The total carat weight is every stone added up, and bigger stones make a wider row.
What clasp does a tennis bracelet have?
A tennis bracelet usually closes with a box clasp and a figure-eight safety. Close the safety every time you put it on, and ask us about the lock on a given bracelet before you order.
Can I order a tennis bracelet made for me?
Yes. Tell us the stone, the gold color and the length. For a custom design, a deposit starts the 3D design, and nothing is made until you approve; the desk gives the timing.
Can I see a tennis bracelet in person in New York?
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.
Questions? Live chat now, or call or text 212-872-9692 (a person answers every day from 10 AM ET).
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