A clean, continuous line of hand-set moissanite — the most versatile bracelet you can own.
A tennis bracelet is a single unbroken row of stones set edge to edge, so it reads as one bright line around the wrist rather than a chain. Ours are hand-set with moissanite on 925 sterling silver with a bright white-gold finish, in round, oval, mixed and halo cuts — and because moissanite is diamond-tester positive, they read as a fully iced diamond bracelet. The exact cut and finish for each piece is listed on its product page. It stacks well with a Cuban bracelet and pairs naturally with a matching tennis chain. Not sure on length? Message us on WhatsApp with your wrist measurement and we'll get the fit right.
A tennis bracelet is a single continuous row of equally sized stones, each held in its own setting and linked to the next, so the whole piece flexes around the wrist as one unbroken line of light. There is no chain showing and no centrepiece — the uniformity is the point.
It is the most wearable iced-out style there is: slim enough for everyday, bright enough to stand alone, and it stacks cleanly with a Cuban bracelet or a watch.
A tennis bracelet should sit snug but move a little — it should not spin freely or slide over your hand. Measure your wrist with a strip of paper or a soft tape, then add roughly 1.5—2 cm for a comfortable fit.
Not every tennis bracelet uses the same stone shape, and the cut changes the whole character of the piece. The exact stone type and cut for each bracelet is listed on its own product page.
VVS stands for "very very slightly included" — a clarity grade meaning any internal characteristics are extremely difficult to see even under magnification. In practice it is what makes a stone read as clean and bright rather than cloudy.
Moissanite is a lab-created gemstone that is exceptionally brilliant, hard enough for daily wear, and diamond-tester positive because it conducts heat much like a diamond. Our moissanite pieces use VVS-clarity stones.
The same design works for everyone — the difference is width and length. Slimmer rows in shorter lengths suit a smaller wrist and layer well with other bracelets; wider rows in longer lengths give the heavier, more obvious presence usually wanted on a larger wrist. Tell us your wrist measurement on WhatsApp and we will recommend both.
It is a bracelet made of a single continuous row of equally sized moissanite stones, each in its own setting and linked to the next so the piece flexes around the wrist. Moissanite is a lab-created gemstone valued for being exceptionally brilliant, hard enough for everyday wear, and diamond-tester positive.
Many of our tennis bracelets are built on 925 sterling silver with a bright white-gold finish. Because the range mixes metals and finishes, the exact material for each bracelet is listed in the specification table on its own product page.
VVS means "very very slightly included" — a clarity grade where any internal characteristics are extremely hard to see even under magnification. It is why a VVS stone looks clean and bright rather than cloudy.
Measure your wrist and add roughly 1.5 to 2 cm. It should sit snug but still move slightly, and must not slide over your hand. Measure at the end of the day when your wrist is largest, and message us on WhatsApp if you want us to confirm before you order.
Yes. The design is the same for everyone — what changes is width and length. Slimmer rows in shorter lengths suit smaller wrists and layer well. Send us your wrist measurement on WhatsApp and we will recommend a width and length.
Yes. Standard handheld diamond testers measure how well a stone conducts heat, and moissanite conducts heat almost as well as a diamond, so it reads as positive. Only a dual moissanite/diamond tester, or magnification, distinguishes the two.
A tennis bracelet is one continuous row of stones in individual settings, so it looks like a single bright line. A Cuban bracelet is built from interlocking links, which makes it chunkier and heavier. Tennis reads cleaner and dressier; Cuban reads bolder. They stack well together.
Take it off before showering, swimming or the gym, put it on after perfume and lotion, and store it dry in a soft pouch. When it starts to look dull, that is almost always surface residue rather than the stones — a few minutes in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap and a soft brush brings it straight back.
