Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, exclusively. Every diamond in our bracelet collection is a natural, earth-mined stone accompanied by a GIA grading report. We do not use laboratory-created or synthetic diamonds.
A diamond tennis bracelet is a continuous line of individually set diamonds running the full length of the bracelet. The design is one of the most classic and enduring in fine diamond jewellery - versatile enough for daily wear and distinctive enough for more formal occasions. The name originates from tennis player Chris Evert, whose diamond bracelet broke and fell from her wrist during a match at the 1987 US Open - she requested play be stopped until it was found, and the style has carried the association since.
Yes. Every diamond in our bracelet collection is a natural, earth-mined stone - no laboratory-created or synthetic material. The diamonds used in our stocked bracelets are small accent stones that are not individually GIA certified, which is standard practice for melee and point diamonds across the fine jewellery trade. Their natural origin is confirmed by our in-house gemmologist. For custom commissions involving larger individual diamonds, GIA certification is our standard and is included as a matter of course.
Our stocked dainty diamond and coloured gemstone bracelets are designed specifically for daily wear - fine chains and delicate settings that sit close to the wrist, layer with other pieces, and do not require a specific occasion to justify wearing them. A secure clasp with a safety mechanism is important for any bracelet worn daily. For those who want a fuller diamond design for everyday wear, a slim tennis bracelet commission is also an option through our bespoke service.
Yes. If you are looking for a classic diamond tennis bracelet or an all-diamond design not currently in our stocked collection, we offer bespoke diamond bracelet commissions through our custom jewellery service. For commissioned pieces, we source GIA certified diamonds through our established trade relationships, assess them in person, and develop the design in direct consultation with you. Contact us or visit our Perth studio to begin the conversation.
Yes. All diamond bracelets are available with insured delivery to all states and territories across Australia. For significant purchases, we encourage an in-person appointment at our Perth studio where possible.
Clean regularly with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Remove the bracelet for swimming, exercise, and when applying lotions or perfumes - prolonged exposure to chemicals can affect both the metal and the setting over time. Have the clasp and settings checked periodically by a jeweller, particularly if the bracelet is worn daily. A secure setting is easier to maintain than to repair after a stone is lost.
Many diamond tennis bracelet designs include adjustable links or can be modified in length. This varies by specific design - contact us or visit our Perth studio to discuss a particular piece. For custom commissions, the length is determined precisely to your wrist measurement before the piece is made.
Our diamond bracelets are available in 18-carat white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, and platinum. Each metal produces a different character in the finished piece. Platinum is the most durable long-term choice. White gold provides a similar appearance to platinum and requires periodic rhodium replating. Yellow gold introduces warmth. Rose gold has a stable pink tone suited to both white and coloured diamond settings.