Tennis Stacker

Forty diamonds. One continuous line of IGI-certified lab-grown brilliance in solid 14k gold. The tennis bracelet reimagined for a generation that wears it to coffee, not cocktails. **About the tennis bracelet:** The style got its name in 1987 when Chris Evert lost hers mid-match at the US Open and asked for play to pause. It's a line bracelet where every link is a prong-set diamond — the original "wear it every day" diamond piece. We think the original was right. The idea that you save a tennis bracelet for formal occasions is a retail-era invention. **The stones:** Forty round-brilliant lab-grown diamonds at 0.03ct each (1.2ct total), Excellent cut, E color, VS1 clarity. Every stone IGI-certified. The color consistency across the line is what separates high-quality tennis bracelets from cheaper versions — the stones must be matched, not just graded individually. **The setting:** Four-prong individual baskets, each joined by a figure-eight safety link. The double-link construction means if one clasp connection fails, the bracelet doesn't fall off — a feature standard bargain tennis bracelets omit. Solid 14k gold throughout, no plating. **Clasp:** Box clasp with double safety hinge. Opens cleanly, closes with a confident click, and stays closed through exercise, sleeping, or swimming (though we recommend removing for pools for longevity). **Sizing is critical on a tennis bracelet:** Too loose, it spins and wears unevenly on the prongs. Too tight, it cuts circulation. We recommend adding exactly 0.25" to your wrist measurement. Available in 6", 6.5", 7", and 7.5". **The math:** A 1.2ct tennis bracelet in solid 14k gold with E/VS1 matched stones retails at $2,400+ in traditional jewelry. The Lamond price of $650 reflects our lab-grown supply chain and direct sales model — not a quality cut. Ships in a fitted storage case with IGI certification for every stone.