White Gold Tennis Bracelets

The main difference is the origin of the diamonds. A lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet features diamonds created in a controlled environment, while our natural diamond tennis bracelets feature diamonds formed naturally within the Earth. Both have the same chemical and physical properties and offer the classic continuous sparkle associated with a tennis bracelet, while lab-grown diamonds can typically offer a larger carat weight for your budget.

Yes. The metal can influence both the look and wear of a tennis bracelet. Silver tennis bracelets offer a bright, accessible finish, while white gold tennis bracelets create a bright-toned setting that complements the colour of diamonds. Yellow gold tennis bracelets create a warmer contrast. All precious metals can show signs of wear over time, so regular care is important whichever you choose.

Yes. Alongside classic diamond tennis bracelets, you can discover designs featuring colourful gemstones for a different take on the timeless style. Explore our coloured gemstone tennis bracelets to find designs featuring vibrant colour alongside sparkling diamonds.

Yes. If you love the timeless look of a tennis bracelet, you can carry the style across the rest of your jewellery with coordinating tennis necklaces and other diamond pieces. Matching tennis jewellery is ideal for creating a polished set or building a layered diamond look.

Wrap a flexible measuring tape around your wrist where you would normally wear your tennis bracelet, keeping it comfortably close to the skin without pulling it tight. If you don't have a measuring tape, use a piece of string and measure it against a ruler. Compare your measurement with the sizing information on the individual tennis bracelet product page and allow a little extra room depending on how loose you like your bracelet to sit.

Whether links can be added or removed from a tennis bracelet depends on its individual construction and setting. Some designs may be adjustable, while others may not be suitable for alteration. If you're unsure about sizing or whether a particular tennis bracelet can be altered or if it comes in different sizes, contact our team before purchasing your piece.

It’s a good idea to have your tennis bracelet professionally checked around once a year, particularly if you wear it regularly. A jeweller can inspect the settings, clasp and individual stones for signs of wear or movement. Between checks, take a quick look at your tennis bracelet before wearing it and avoid wearing it if any stones appear loose.

If you notice a loose diamond in your tennis bracelet, stop wearing it until it can be professionally inspected. Continuing to wear it could increase the risk of the stone falling out. With tennis bracelets, catching a loose setting early can often mean it can be tightened or repaired before the diamond is lost.