Tennis Bracelet

At the 1987 US Open, Chris Evert stopped her match because the clasp on her diamond bracelet had given out mid-point. She wanted it found before playing on. In the interview afterward she called it her tennis bracelet, and the name stuck.

Ours is made for the way you actually play. Same clean, continuous line of stones, but in 304 stainless steel instead of gold: it handles sweat, sunscreen, grip tape and the shower after without fading, rusting or turning your wrist green. Thin enough to disappear under a wristband during a match. Sharp enough to keep on for dinner after.

Two widths

• 2 mm for a discreet line that stacks well with a watch or other bracelets
• 3 mm for a bolder, more visible sparkle on its own

Details

• 304 surgical-grade stainless steel, hypoallergenic and tarnish resistant
  
• Secure clasp built to stay put through a full three-setter
• Wear it on court, in the pool and in the shower
• Ships from Quebec. Surprise gift on orders & free shipping over 70$

A small piece of tennis history, worn by someone who still plays.

Play free. Score is just a number.