Most tennis bracelets fail in the same place. The stones sit loose in their settings, they catch the light unevenly, and within a few months one or two have worked their way out.
Crafted from 316L surgical grade stainless steel. Which is the top clarity grade, set individually in a continuous line. Each stone is held on four points rather than glued in. It's slower to make and it's the reason the line stays even when the bracelet moves on your wrist.
The setting is silver-finish 316L steel, uncoated, so there's nothing on the surface to wear through. It resists tarnishing and it's fine in the shower and at the gym.
It's a bright piece, but the stones are small and the line is narrow. It reads as considered rather than loud.
Specs
5A zircon, four-prong set
316L stainless steel, silver finish
19cm and 22cm
Width: 4mm
Weight: 19cm - 8g. 22cm - 10g
Box clasp with Identity plate
Resists tarnishing
Fine in the shower and at the gym
Sizing
19cm suits smaller to average wrists, 22cm suits larger. If you're between the two, measure your wrist and add 1.5cm.
Care instructions
Wipe with a soft cloth. That's it.
Why we made it
A tennis bracelet is the easiest piece to get wrong. Cheap ones look obviously cheap and expensive ones charge four figures for the same zircon. We wanted one where the stones sit properly and the price makes sense.
