Tennis bracelet 18K white gold with diamonds 1.25ct G/SI, 16cm
The tennis bracelet - handmade in our own manufacture - is particularly flexible and cuddly.
The extra-deep center of gravity ensures that the diamonds always point nicely upwards and do not tip to the side.
Trivia: American tennis player Christine "Chris" Marie Evert lost her diamond bracelet, which was still called a Riviére in the 1980s, during an unusually long US Open match in 1987.
This name is now history - the tennis bracelet, on the other hand, has since enjoyed great popularity worldwide.
| Gemstone | |
|---|---|
| Gemstone: | natural diamond |
| Shape: | brilliant |
| Stone size: | 1.25ct |
| Clarity: | small inclusions (SI) |
| Colour: | fine white (G) |
| Cut grade: | very good |
| Fluorescence: | none |
| Certificate: | manufacturer certificate |
| Quantity of stones: | 74 |
| Metal, dimensions and design | |
| Alloying: | 18K white gold |
| Surface: | polished |
| Setting: | eternity |
Ideally, you should plan to buy it four to six weeks before your proposed proposal. If you’re opting for bespoke designs or have specific requirements, production may take longer. Please feel free to give us a call – we’ll be happy to go through all the options with you. If you’re planning at short notice, we have models available straight away with a short delivery time.
Measure an existing ring discreetly, or ask friends and family for the correct ring size. If the ring still doesn’t fit, we offer all customers free lifetime resizing for all unengraved rings.
Bear in mind your partner’s occupation and lifestyle. Gold, silver and platinum differ in terms of hardness and price. The same applies to diamonds and other gemstones. A flatter setting makes the ring easier to wear at work and whilst playing sport. Please feel free to give us a call; we’ll be happy to help you choose.