Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelets

Yes. DEEVE tennis bracelets feature lab-grown diamonds — physically and chemically identical to mined diamonds. They are real diamonds, not simulants like cubic zirconia or moissanite.

Both use real diamonds. Lab-grown diamonds cost approximately 70% less than equivalent natural stones, making higher carat weights far more accessible. Natural diamonds carry geological rarity and heritage.

Yes. Every DEEVE tennis bracelet comes with an AGI certificate, issued by the Accredited Gemological Institute in New York and packed in the box with the bracelet. Color is E–F (colorless) and clarity VVS2–VS1 (very, very slightly to very slightly included), matched across every stone in the line, and the certificate records those grades with the total diamond weight and the 14K gold setting. Our lab-grown pieces sold with an individual IGI certificate are the engagement rings and diamond studs.

14K gold is the ideal balance of purity (58.5% gold) and durability for everyday fine jewelry. It is harder and more scratch-resistant than 18K, while retaining a rich color superior to 10K — the industry standard for fine jewelry in North America.

2–3ct for subtle everyday elegance. 4–5ct is the most popular range for noticeable brilliance. 6–7ct for bold statement styling. 8–10ct for maximum red-carpet impact.

Every DEEVE tennis bracelet, from 2 to 10 carats, comes in both, with the same diamonds and the same price. White gold reads icier against a continuous line of diamonds and suits a wrist that already wears silver-toned pieces or a steel watch; yellow gold is warmer and sits naturally beside the gold you already wear. The rhodium finish on white gold is renewed under the lifetime warranty at no charge, and both are solid 14K gold, never plated or vermeil.

Yes. DEEVE tennis bracelets are built in solid 14K gold with a four-prong setting and box clasp engineered for decades of daily wear.

Yes. Every DEEVE tennis bracelet can be sized or resized by our in-house jewelry studio, and we also offer custom sizing and made-to-order pieces if you need something outside our standard range.

Every DEEVE tennis bracelet is made to a 7-inch (17.8 cm) length, which suits most wrists. Measure your wrist and add 1.5 to 2 cm for a comfortable fit. Any other length is sized to order by our in-house workshop rather than held in stock, so speak to us before ordering. Our Jewelry Size & Fit Guide covers how to measure.

30-day returns for unworn bracelets in original condition. Return shipping is at the customer's cost.

Yes. Every DEEVE tennis bracelet includes a lifetime warranty covering manufacturing defects.

Clean with warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft brush, and store the bracelet in its pouch or box when not wearing it. Avoid harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners, and prolonged exposure to chlorine or saltwater.

Yes. DEEVE's in-house workshop produces custom tennis bracelets to order, including carat weights beyond the standard range. Custom orders take two to six weeks depending on the design.

A tennis bracelet is a bracelet made of individually set diamonds linked together in a continuous, flexible line so it moves fluidly with the wrist. Each stone is typically held in its own four-prong mount, creating an unbroken strand of brilliance rather than a single central stone.

The name comes from a 1987 US Open match, when professional tennis player Chris Evert stopped play after her diamond line bracelet snapped and fell onto the court. The moment was broadcast live, and jewelers began calling the style a 'tennis bracelet' soon after.

DEEVE tennis bracelets are made in a single 7-inch length rather than being slider-adjustable — but they resize. Our workshop shortens or lengthens the bracelet at the hinges, so the fit is corrected after purchase rather than having to be right the first time. One resize per piece is complimentary; additional resizes are chargeable.

Yes. The tennis bracelet is one of the most enduring designs in fine jewelry, worn continuously since the 1980s. Its simple, repeating structure keeps it from dating the way more trend-driven designs can.

No. While tennis bracelets are traditionally marketed toward women, the design itself is unisex, and thinner or lower-carat versions are increasingly worn by men as a minimal, everyday piece.