Tracie
£2,310

Handcrafted · Hatton Garden, London
The tennis bracelet — a continuous line of individually set diamonds that has defined understated luxury since 1987. Available in 18k yellow gold, white gold, rose gold and platinum, with natural and lab-grown diamonds from 2ct to 10ct total weight. Handcrafted at our Hatton Garden workshop.
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The name originated when tennis champion Chris Evert's diamond bracelet fell off during a match at the 1987 US Open, halting play while she searched for it. The incident made the style famous, and "tennis bracelet" has been the name ever since. Before that moment, the same design was known simply as an "eternity bracelet" or "line bracelet."
At MOH London, diamond tennis bracelets start from approximately £2,500 for a lab-grown diamond bracelet and from £5,000 for natural diamonds. Price scales with total carat weight, metal choice, and diamond quality. A 3ct lab-grown tennis bracelet in 18k white gold is our most popular starting point. Platinum settings and higher carat weights (7–10ct) sit at the premium end. Lab-grown options let you achieve significantly higher carat weights within the same budget.
A 3–5ct tennis bracelet offers a beautiful balance of presence and elegance — the diamonds are large enough to catch light beautifully without being overwhelming. For a more impactful, statement look, 7–10ct creates a stunning effect. If you are buying a tennis bracelet as a Christmas or anniversary gift and want maximum visual impact, 5ct in lab-grown diamond is a popular sweet spot that delivers impressive brilliance at an accessible price.
Yes — tennis bracelets are designed for daily wear. The secure four-claw or bezel settings hold each diamond firmly in place, and the flexible articulated links allow the bracelet to move naturally with your wrist. We recommend a safety clasp for added security. Platinum settings offer the greatest durability for everyday wear. Remove before vigorous exercise and clean gently with warm soapy water every few weeks.
A diamond tennis bracelet is one of the most universally appreciated Christmas gifts in fine jewellery. It suits every wrist size (no ring-sizing anxiety), complements every personal style, and carries genuine emotional significance. At MOH London, tennis bracelets are our most-gifted item during the Christmas period. Every bracelet comes in luxury gift packaging, ready to present.
18k white gold and platinum are the most popular choices because their cool white tone maximises diamond brilliance. Platinum is denser and more durable, making it the premium option for a bracelet worn daily. 18k yellow gold offers a warmer, more classic look and has seen a strong resurgence in popularity. Rose gold is a contemporary alternative that adds a soft, romantic warmth. The best choice depends on your personal style and existing jewellery collection.
Both are real diamonds with identical physical, chemical, and optical properties. The difference is origin: natural diamonds are mined from the earth, while lab-grown diamonds are created in controlled laboratory conditions. Lab-grown diamonds cost 60–80% less than natural diamonds of equivalent quality, which means you can achieve a significantly higher total carat weight within the same budget — often the difference between a 3ct and a 7ct bracelet.
Yes — every MOH London tennis bracelet comes with complimentary luxury gift wrapping in our signature presentation box. We offer free insured UK delivery, next-day London delivery, and same-day collection from our Hatton Garden showroom. During the Christmas period, we guarantee delivery by 23 December for all orders placed before 20 December.
The diamond tennis bracelet is one of the most recognisable pieces of fine jewellery in the world. A continuous line of individually set diamonds, articulated to follow the natural movement of the wrist, creating an unbroken ribbon of brilliance. The design is defined by its simplicity — no centrepiece, no interruption, just pure, consistent sparkle from every angle.
At MOH London, every tennis bracelet is handcrafted in our Hatton Garden workshop. Each diamond is individually selected for consistency of colour and clarity, then hand-set in a four-prong or bezel mounting. The result is a bracelet that catches light with every gesture — in the boardroom, at dinner, or on the wrist of someone unwrapping it on Christmas morning.
18k yellow gold tennis bracelets have seen a significant resurgence, driven by the broader gold jewellery trend. The warm tone of yellow gold creates a striking contrast with white diamonds, producing an eye-catching piece that works as well with casual wear as with evening attire. Yellow gold is also the most historically traditional choice for a tennis bracelet, making it a fitting selection for those who appreciate classic luxury.
For maximum diamond brilliance, white gold and platinum are the preferred metals. The cool white tone of these metals disappears against the skin, placing all visual emphasis on the diamonds themselves. Platinum offers the greatest durability and density — its weight is often described by our clients as reassuringly substantial. 18k white gold provides a lighter feel on the wrist while maintaining the same cool white appearance.
Total carat weight is the single biggest factor in both the visual impact and the price of a tennis bracelet. A 3ct bracelet offers an elegant, understated look — the diamonds are visible and beautiful without being ostentatious. This is our most popular entry point, particularly in lab-grown diamond. A 5ct bracelet delivers a noticeably bolder presence on the wrist, with each individual diamond large enough to create its own flash of light. For a truly statement piece, 7–10ct creates a dramatic, unmistakable effect that draws the eye from across a room.
With lab-grown diamonds, higher carat weights are increasingly accessible. Many of our clients choose a 5ct or 7ct lab-grown tennis bracelet at a price point that would only buy a 2–3ct natural diamond bracelet — the visual difference is dramatic.
The diamond tennis bracelet is one of the most searched-for gifts in the UK every December — and for good reason. It is a universally flattering piece that suits every age, every wrist, and every personal style. Unlike a ring, there is no sizing anxiety. Unlike earrings, it is immediately visible and deeply personal. A tennis bracelet says something significant without requiring any specialist knowledge from the giver.
Every MOH London tennis bracelet comes in our signature luxury packaging with complimentary gift wrapping — ready to place under the tree or present at the Christmas dinner table. For London clients, we offer same-day collection from our Hatton Garden showroom throughout December.
Tennis bracelets are designed for daily wear, but a little care extends their life and brilliance. We recommend removing your bracelet before vigorous exercise or manual work. Clean gently with warm soapy water and a soft brush every few weeks to maintain maximum sparkle. Store flat in a lined jewellery box when not wearing to prevent the articulated links from tangling. Every MOH London tennis bracelet comes with a complimentary annual inspection and professional clean at our Hatton Garden workshop.
Every tennis bracelet order includes complimentary luxury gift wrapping in our signature presentation box. We offer free insured UK delivery, next-day London delivery, and same-day collection from our Hatton Garden showroom. For the Christmas period, we guarantee delivery by 23 December for all orders placed before 20 December. Each bracelet is accompanied by its original diamond grading certificate and a Certificate of Authenticity from MOH London.
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