Bracelets | Lab Grown Diamond | Tennis Bracelet

A tennis bracelet is a continuous line of diamonds of matched size and cut, joined by a flexible link so the strand moves with the wrist. The name dates to 1987, when Chris Evert stopped a US Open match to look for the one she had lost. Every Ronora bracelet is set with real CVD lab grown diamonds, VVS clarity, D-E-F colorless, made to order in solid gold or platinum.

How much should a tennis bracelet weigh in carats?

Between 3 and 5 carats total reads as everyday jewelry. From 7 carats up it becomes a statement piece. Because the stones are matched, total carat weight and bracelet length together determine how large each individual stone is.

What length should you order?

Measure your wrist and add roughly half an inch so the bracelet drapes rather than grips. Too tight and the line will not sit flat; too loose and it spins so the setting faces underneath.

Frequently asked questions

Is the clasp secure? Ronora bracelets use a box clasp with a safety catch, which is the standard for a piece where losing one end means losing the bracelet.

Can it be shortened? Yes. Links can be removed, which changes total carat weight slightly.

Do the stones come certified? Individual melee stones in a tennis bracelet are not separately certified; they are matched to VVS clarity and D-E-F colour as a set.