Collares de tenis

Tennis vs. riviera — know the difference. True tennis necklaces feature stones of the same size and shape running the full length of the chain. Riviera necklaces look similar but graduate from a larger center stone down to smaller ones toward the clasp. If every review photo looks "off" from what you pictured, this is usually why — check the product description for which style you're getting.

Pick your stone. Lab-grown diamonds offer the most brilliance and value-for-carat, moissanite delivers similar fire at a lower price point, and cubic zirconia is the most budget-friendly option for everyday layering pieces. All three can be set identically in solid gold, so the choice comes down to sparkle, durability, and budget rather than design.

Match metal to skin tone and existing jewelry. 14K gold is more durable for daily wear; 18K has a richer color but is slightly softer. Yellow, white, and rose gold are all available across our tennis styles — choose what complements the pieces you already stack.

Get the length right. 14–16 inches sits close to the collarbone for a classic look; 17–18 inches drapes just below it and layers well with pendants; 20+ inches suits larger frames or men's styles. If you're between sizes, sizing up gives more flexibility for layering.

Check the setting type. Prong settings expose more of the stone for maximum brilliance but sit slightly higher off the neck. Bezel settings wrap each stone in a metal rim for a smoother, more protected profile — a better choice for daily wear or active lifestyles.