A Diamond Tennis Collection necklace elevates your look with a sophisticated, elegant appearance. This versatile accessory can be worn with a variety of outfits and effortlessly transitions from casual to formal settings. When pairing this piece with other jewelry, it’s important to avoid over-accessorizing. Adding too many pieces can detract from the elegance and beauty of the diamond tennis necklace. Instead, focus on enhancing the overall appearance with the right length. Consider your neckline and the occasion when selecting a length to ensure that it complements rather than competes with the diamond pendant.

The History of the Tennis Bracelet

In 1978, Chris Evert unintentionally made jewelry history when her delicate diamond bracelet broke during an early round of a US Open match. After her opponent retrieved the gem and the match was resumed, someone jokingly referred to the piece as a “tennis bracelet,” and the name stuck. Today, tennis fans and fashionistas alike have embraced this elegant bracelet style.

From minimalist designer Eva Fehren’s lean line of black diamonds to Nakard by Nak Armstrong’s eye-catching strand of diamonds set akimbo, this classic jewelry design is available in a wide array of styles to suit every taste. For those who prefer a natural touch, Messika has created a patented Skinny Tennis Bracelet with nano springs that allow the diamonds to be stretched and twisted before snapping back into place, turning this simple accessory into a fun plaything that begs to be twirled and played with.