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Tennis Chains
151 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
Choose the stone size first. A 10 pointer makes a 3.5 mm chain, and most buyers took 22 inches.
A 2.2 mm lab-grown diamond chain sold most here, 14 in the year. About four in ten went out under 3 mm.
Buyer's guide
How to buy a diamond tennis chain, or a sapphire, opal or ruby one
Choose the stone size first. A 10 pointer makes a 3.5 mm chain, and most buyers took 22 inches.
A 2.2 mm lab-grown diamond chain sold most here, 14 in the year. About four in ten went out under 3 mm.
Find your chain in ten seconds
Pick a length and a width. The drawing moves; the button shows the chains.
Length
Width
A 2.5 mm tennis chain at 22 inches lands at mid chest, the most bought length here. Weights at this width vary by build; read the grams on the listing. 81 of the 151 chains here come in 22 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 October 2, 2026. Nearly every listing shows its width, length and grams; where one does not, ask the desk.
Questions we get in the store
What is a tennis chain?
A tennis chain is a row of stones, one to a setting, with a hinge between each setting so it bends with your neck and lies flat. Men and women wear the same build, and the women's side calls it a tennis necklace.
Are these tennis chains real diamonds, and are they lab-grown or natural?
Yes, the diamond chains carry real diamonds, and seven in ten chains here are diamond. The origin line is filled on every chain set with diamonds: lab-grown on 64, natural on 51. When the line is missing, put the question to the live chat before you buy; by text, 212-872-9692 is read by the desk from 10 AM ET.
What length tennis chain should I get?
Take 22 inches, the length about half the buyers here chose, which lies on the chest. The next pick is 18 inches, at the collarbone. Measure a chain you own with the clasp closed, and settle the inches with the desk before any cut.
More questions we get
What does pointer mean on a tennis chain?
The pointer is the size of each stone in points, and a point is a hundredth of a carat. So a 20 pointer sets stones of a fifth of a carat each. A bigger pointer makes a wider chain with more diamond.
How thick should a tennis chain be?
Choose the stone you want to see, and the width follows it. About four in ten buyers here went under 3 mm, for a fine line of light. A 4 mm chain is seen across a room, and a wider one stands on its own.
Is a tennis chain here 14K gold, and which color should I pick?
Nearly every tennis chain here is 14K gold, with one in 10K and one in platinum. Most listings offer yellow, white and rose gold. About two in three buyers took yellow, and nearly all the rest took white.
How do I clean a tennis chain?
Soak it in warm soapy water and work a soft brush under the settings, then rinse and dry it. Leave ultrasonic and steam cleaning to the desk. A stone that clicks or turns is loose, so bring it to the bench first.
Can I return a tennis chain or have it shortened?
Yes to both. Clear it with the desk on the live chat first, or by text to 212-872-9692 after 10 AM ET; unless its listing says non-returnable, a chain you never wore or changed returns on our insured label inside fourteen days of delivery. The refund policy deducts five percent for restocking and the label. A shortened chain is final.
About this collection
Gold & Diamond Tennis Chains, Made to Order
Questions? Live chat now, or call or text 212-872-9692 (a person answers from 10 AM ET).
