Sparkling Tennis Bracelet with 0.97 ct Vintage Diamonds in White Gold

Do you know why bracelets like this one are called tennis bracelets? It's supposedly thanks to an incident during a tennis match at the US Open. Here, Chris Evert lost her diamond-studded bracelet during a match and the match was interrupted so she could retrieve her beloved piece of jewellery. This is said to be the birth of the term. Of course, tennis bracelets existed even before this tennis match; they were extremely popular at the beginning of the 20th century. At that time, however, they were still very aptly called rivière bracelets. The French word "rivière" means "river" and describes the flowing appearance of this piece of jewellery: because the individually set gemstones are held in place by movable elements made of precious metal, a tennis bracelet adapts beautifully to the shape of the wrist. This bracelet was made on our behalf using vintage diamonds. The diamond settings were made in Italy. The gemstones were then set in the metal by our gem setters here in Berlin: A total of 97 brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of 0.97 carats are set. Each of the chain elements is flexibly connected to the next, making the bracelet wonderfully soft and easy to wear on the wrist. The design of the bracelet is based on the design of the 1980s. The precious gemstone setting and the light-colored metal together create a cool firework of sparkling light reflections that is nevertheless completely suitable for everyday wear.

Schätzpreis:€3,490

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