Tennis Bracelets

Measure your wrist snugly with a soft tape or string, then add about half an inch to one inch for comfortable movement. Most tennis bracelets come in standard 7-inch lengths, but many fine jewelry makers offer custom lengths for a more precise fit.

Yes. Solid gold tennis bracelets with secure clasps and quality prong or bezel settings are built to be worn daily. Choosing solid gold over plated metal, and a bracelet with a safety clasp, makes the biggest difference in long-term durability.

Natural diamonds carry the highest price point and are graded on the traditional 4Cs. Lab-grown diamonds share the same chemical and optical properties as natural diamonds at a lower cost. Moissanite is a separate gemstone with even greater fire and brilliance than diamond, at the most accessible price of the three.

Yes, though it should only be done by a professional jeweler, since removing or adding links or stones without proper tools can damage the setting. Ask about resizing options before you buy if you expect your wrist size to change.

Clean it with warm water, a drop of mild soap, and a soft-bristled brush, then dry thoroughly before storing. Keep it in a separate, fabric-lined compartment to prevent the stones and settings from scratching against other jewelry.