Women have been stacking them up their wrists since the 1920s (when it was known as a "eternity bracelet") as a part of their heavily adorned "flapper" style of evening dress. Also known as a diamond line bracelet, it became a jewellery wardrobe staple throughout the 20th century, especially during the disco era when people were beginning to dress down and wear denim with diamonds. However, it was in the late 1970s that the tennis bracelet, as we now know it, was reborn.
The bracelet gets its name from a famous incident that occurred during the 1987 U.S. Open Tennis Championship. Tennis player Chris Evert was playing in a match when her diamond bracelet broke and fell off her wrist. She stopped the match to search for the bracelet, and the incident made headlines. The term "tennis bracelet" was coined to describe the type of diamond bracelet that Evert was wearing.
Since then, the tennis bracelet has become a popular and timeless piece of jewellery.
Or wear it on its own with a little black dress for the ‘less is more’ iconic look.
Our Kylie collection is features a the classic Gold Tennis bracelet and ring. Pair these two together to add some glam to your everyday style.
Each piece is water-resistant and hypoallergenic, designed to last and continue to shine where ever life takes you; to the beach, yoga, work, gym, and so on.
Our quality should not be confused with other gold plated jewellery. We only use stainless steel material and real 18k gold plating. Using a Stainless Steel base ensures each piece can be worn safely everyday with no irritation.
You get the look & feel of high end jewelry at a fraction of the price.