The tennis bracelet, in its classic single-line form.Four-point-five carats of round-brilliant diamond, each stone in its own four-prong cradle along a seven-inch length. The fourteen-karat gold links are finished to even tension; the hidden box clasp and figure-eight safety close into a single closed...

Three carats, set in a single line.The most-worn weight in the tennis category — substantial on the wrist without being heavy. Each round-brilliant diamond is held in its own four-prong cradle along seven inches of fourteen-karat gold. The hidden box clasp and figure-eight safety...

Seven carats of diamond, held in a single line.Seven carats total weight, each round-brilliant stone set individually in a four-prong cradle along a seven-inch length. The yellow gold links are finished to even tension across the wrist; the hidden box clasp closes silently with...

Flowers, cut from diamond.5.8 carats of round-brilliant diamond, set in floral clusters along the wrist. Each cluster is assembled by hand, the petals matched for symmetry across the length of the bracelet. The hidden box clasp closes with a safety; the line reads as...

Linked diamond, set along the wrist.Point-six-five carats of round-brilliant diamond, set across linked fourteen-karat white gold along seven-and-a-half inches. Each link is finished to flush prongs; the hidden box clasp closes with a figure-eight safety.Elegantly modern. Forever classic.

Two rows of diamond, side by side.Two parallel lines of round-brilliant diamond — 6.6 carats in total — each stone in its own four-prong cradle, articulated to move with the wrist. The hidden box clasp and figure-eight safety let the bracelet read as a...

Three prongs. More light per stone.Five carats of round-brilliant diamond, each set in a three-prong cradle rather than four — the small atelier choice that lets more light reach the stone. The fourteen-karat gold links run seven inches; the hidden box clasp closes silently.Unmistakably...