Special Edition Pink Tourmaline Tennis Bracelet

In 1978, Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during a U.S. Open match. Play was temporarily halted. The idea of the Tennis Bracelet was born. For decades, Chris has not been a part of merging this long recorded origin story to a Tennis Bracelet collection...until now...

Introducing the Tennis Bracelet-CE™, born 1978. Finally Authentic™. We've partnered with former 18x Major champion Chris Evert to bring the authenticity of this Tennis Bracelet story to fine jewelry for the first time.

We are excited to be able to offer these stunning Oval Pink Tourmaline stones for this special edition style. Coupled with the open "Riviera" style setting, this piece is designed to let in more light and give the stones a unique sparkle and brilliance.

"I remember everything about that day. The green court. The white lines. My diamond bracelet and the dripping sweat of competition." - Chris Evert.

Inspired by Chris's memory of that day, every gold bracelet features a pear-shaped diamond drop for the bead of sweat, a green emerald for the green court, and lines of Pink Sapphire stones.

• 18K Yellow Gold. Why we use 18K Gold?
• Open Riviera style setting with Oval Pink Tourmaline Cabochon, White Diamond and Green Emerald. Total Pink Tourmaline Carat Weight: 1.7 Cts. Total Diamond Carat Weight: .1cts; FG VS2 Our Diamond Quality.  Emerald Carat Weight: .07cts
• Adjustable bracelet measures 7" in Length with 1" Bracelet Extender. Bracelet extender allows you to fasten it anywhere. We recommend you wear it snug so the stones are always prominent and it is comfortable all day.
• 7" length bracelet fits 6"-7" wrist sizes.
• This style comes with an original letter personally signed by Chris Evert and Monica Rich Kosann about the collection
• All styles come with a certificate of authenticity
• Single hanging accent Pear Shaped Diamond.
• Please contact us regarding custom lengths.

• “Special Edition” styles are often crafted with stones we cannot replicate, so while the design may be repeated, each piece may still be unique.