Éclat Tennis Bracelet
Éclat Tennis Bracelet
The classic tennis bracelet, re-cut: every stone sits inside a gold circle that is itself set with smaller stones. The effect is softer and less bridal than a claw-set line, more like a chain of tiny mirrors.
It wears close to the wrist with almost no gap, which is what makes a tennis bracelet look expensive. 16.1 g of metal — hold it up and you can feel the difference.
- Halo-set links rather than hard claw settings
- 16.1 g — the most metal per dollar in the collection
- 7" chain with a safety clasp and extender
- Gift-boxed with a care cloth and travel pouch
| Chain | 7" + 1.5" extender (18–22 cm) |
|---|---|
| Links | 7 mm halo-set round links |
| Material | Stainless steel with gold plating |
| Stones | Hand-set pavé in each halo |
| Weight | 16.1 g |
| Closure | Box clasp with safety catch |
Questions
Is this the same as a diamond tennis bracelet?
No. The stones are hand-set coloured stones, not diamonds — and we price it that way. What you're paying for is the setting and the weight of the metal.
Will it flip over on my wrist?
Not usually. The links are close-set with very little play, which is what stops a tennis bracelet from turning.
Can I wear it every day?
It's designed for it. The box clasp with a safety catch is the sturdiest closure we use.