Moissanite Tennis Bracelets

A moissanite tennis bracelet is a flexible wrist piece featuring a single, continuous row of identical moissanite gemstones. The design offers 360 degrees of sparkle. It gets its name from Chris Evert, who paused a match at the 1987 US Open to find her diamond bracelet. We use D VVS1 moissanite to ensure every stone matches perfectly in colour and clarity.

Available in 3mm and 4mm stone sizes. The 3mm tennis bracelet is perfect for everyday wear - comfortable, professional, and elegant. The 4mm tennis bracelet makes a statement for special occasions while remaining sophisticated. Standard bracelet lengths range from 16cm to 18cm (6 to 8 inches). Custom lengths available upon request.

Absolutely! You can get that dream tennis bracelet without the nightmare price tag. Moissanite tennis bracelets deliver continuous sparkle and timeless elegance at a fraction of diamond prices. At 9.25 on the Mohs hardness scale, they're durable enough for daily wear. They won't cloud, fade, or lose sparkle over time. Diamond tennis bracelets often cost $5,000-$50,000+ depending on quality and size, while moissanite offers similar luxury aesthetics at accessible prices.

They sparkle more. Moissanite is double refractive, meaning light splits as it enters the stone. This creates a "disco-ball" effect of rainbow fire. In a tennis bracelet containing dozens of stones, this effect is amplified. The result is a piece of jewellery that is noticeably more brilliant than a diamond equivalent.

Yes. Moissanite is rated 9.25 on the Mohs hardness scale and withstands daily impacts better than sapphire or ruby. However, a tennis bracelet has many moving parts. While the stones are tough, we recommend removing the bracelet during heavy physical activity or contact sports to protect the metal links and clasps from strain.

Security is paramount. We typically use a box clasp with a double-locking mechanism. The primary tongue clicks securely into the box. This is reinforced by one or two figure-eight safety latches on the side. This redundancy ensures the bracelet stays on your wrist even if the main latch is accidentally pressed.

Lotions, perfumes, and skin oils can build up between the many links. Soak the bracelet in warm water with mild dish soap. Use a soft toothbrush to gently scrub the stones and the back of the settings. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a lint-free cloth. Regular cleaning prevents dirt from dulling the sparkle and keeps the clasp mechanism functioning smoothly.

Yes, but it requires a professional. A jeweller can remove links to shorten the bracelet. Lengthening is more difficult, as it requires sourcing identical stones and metal links to match the existing design. It is always better to order the correct size initially than to alter the structural integrity later.