Tennis Bracelets

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A tennis bracelet is one row of stones set end to end around the wrist. Nearly every row here is 14K gold, offered in yellow, white or rose, with lab-grown or natural diamonds, and each diamond listing says which. Rainbow and pink sapphire, ruby, emerald, opal and black diamond rows sit beside them. Stones run from 1.5 pointer rows to 2 carats each, and most bracelets are listed at 7 inches, for women and for men. Tennis bracelets on this page Metal: 14K gold on nearly every row, in yellow, white or rose; a platinum row too Stones: lab-grown or natural diamonds; sapphires, including rainbow, pink and blue rows; rubies, emeralds, opals and black diamonds Stone size: 1.5 pointer to 60 pointer rows, and rows of 1.25 and 2 carat stones Total diamond weight: 0.58 to 45.2 carats Width: 1.9 to 8.5 mm Length: 6.5 to 8 inches; 7 inches is the length listed most Shapes: mostly round, with oval, emerald, princess, pear and mixed-shape rows Setting: prong on nearly all, bezel on a few Diamond grade, where listed: color mostly E to G, clarity mostly VS Made to order: most rows are made to order, and the desk gives the timing How do I choose the stone size? Read the pointer first. It is the size of each stone: a 10 pointer row carries stones of about 0.10 carat, a 25 pointer about a quarter carat each. The total carat weight is every stone added up, and bigger stones make a wider row. What clasp does a tennis bracelet have? A tennis bracelet usually closes with a box clasp and a figure-eight safety. Close the safety every time you put it on, and ask us about the lock on a given bracelet before you order. Can I order a tennis bracelet made for me? Yes. Tell us the stone, the gold color and the length. For a custom design, a deposit starts the 3D design, and nothing is made until you approve; the desk gives the timing. Can I see a tennis bracelet in person in New York? Visit the jewelry store at 64 W 47th Street in New York's Diamond District. Text or call first: a jeweler tells yo