TENNIS COLLECTION JEWELRY
At The Bright Club you will find tennis bracelets, tennis necklaces, and tennis earrings made of 18k gold with lab-grown diamonds.
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Read moreTennis jewelry FAQs
Tennis jewelry consists of pieces with a continuous, uninterrupted line of diamonds set next to each other. The name comes from tennis player Chris Evert, who stopped a match in 1987 to retrieve her diamond bracelet. The tennis bracelet is the most well-known piece, although the design is also applied to necklaces, earrings, and rings.
It depends on the individual size of each diamond and the length of the bracelet. A standard 18cm tennis bracelet can hold between 40 and 100 diamonds depending on the setting. At The Bright Club, we offer different total carat weight options (from 2ct to over 10ct) to suit different budgets and preferences.
Tennis bracelets and necklaces are designed for continuous wear but require some care: avoid strong impacts, do not wear them during intense sports activities, and check the settings periodically. The box clasp system we use on our tennis bracelets is the most secure on the market.
These terms are used interchangeably to refer to the same type of necklace: a choker with a continuous line of diamonds. "Rivière" is the traditional French fine jewelry term, while "tennis necklace" is the more common term in current language.
Yes. You can choose the metal, total carat weight, individual diamond size, and piece length. Our team custom-makes each piece of jewelry, with an approximate lead time of 30 business days. You can start the process online or visit us at our showroom in Madrid.
The classic set is a tennis bracelet + necklace in the same metal. They also work very well by combining a tennis bracelet with special tennis earrings. For brides, the complete set (tennis bracelet + necklace + earrings) is one of the most elegant and popular choices.



















