Origin of the Diamond Tennis Bracelet

Origin of the Diamond Tennis Bracelet

The origin of the Diamond Tennis Bracelet is related back to when famous tennis player Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during a match. Chris Evert was a professional tennis player from 1972 to 1989. During a tennis match, the clasp on her diamond bracelet snapped causing it to fall off. When the clasp snapped, she asked the game officials to pause the tennis match until her jewelry could be located. Ever since that day, line diamond bracelets have been coined "tennis bracelets".

Currently, when shopping around for a diamond tennis bracelet, there are many different styles to choose from. If you prefer a vintage or antique looking bracelet, you should be able to find a large amount of bracelets that have a vintage look and feel to them. Maybe the detailing on the bracelet setting is ornate or the antique stone shape is unique. However, if something more modern or streamlined is your taste, a classic tennis bracelet can be located simply by taking the time to look around. Once you find the style you want, it should be easy to comparison shop. Also, diamond tennis bracelets can be mixed with gemstones for that added pop of visual interest and color.

The largest collection of diamond bracelet selection can be found when searching online. With just a few simple steps you can view diamond tennis bracelets, vintage diamond bracelets, gemstone bracelets, red carpet glamor bracelets, men's bracelets, simple gold or platinum bracelets, and other items such as diamond necklaces, diamond pendants, diamond earrings, stud earrings, journey jewelry, anniversary, wedding and bridal rings.

When looking to buy a very classic piece of jewelry, a tennis bracelet is a great option. With such an assortment of styles available now, anyone can enjoy wearing a tennis bracelet. Whether you are active like a tennis player, going to the opera, dressing nice for work, or out on a date, a bracelet on the wrist is an accessory that instantly adds sparkle and intrigue to the outfit.

By Marilyn Deschamps