The classic tennis bracelet—which refers to a flexible bracelet with the stones lined up, hugging each other—actually got its name from a tennis game. As the story goes, back in 1978, world champion Chris Evert was wearing just such a bracelet, in diamonds and gold, at the U.S. Open. When the bracelet itself opened and fell off her wrist, Evert stopped the match cold until her tennis bracelet turned up, just as I—or you—would have done. Evert is not the only player to flaunt a tennis bracelet. Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams have been known to sport high-end models. In fact, in 2002, Williams wore a $29,000 Harry Winston tennis bracelet to a game.
Our B.Tiff Tennis Bracelet featuring our B.Tiff Alternative Diamonds is itself a showstopper that exudes maximum shine with elegance and also make wonderful stackers. Don’t be afraid to line them up in multiples or pair with our other best selling bangles and bracelets!
