Vintage Tennis Bracelet

Vintage 18 Karat Yellow Gold Multi-Gem & Diamond line bracelet. The bracelet is featuring 24 square cut diamonds that have a total weight of 2.40 carats. The diamonds are G-H in colo...

18kyg and Platinum bangle, tapering width from 12mm at top to 7.5 mm at back. Comprised of polished gold sections with platinum inlays, 5 sections azure pave’ set with 77 round brill...

An 18 karat yellow gold link bracelet featuring 70 square cut diamonds and 70 square cut sapphires. The bracelet is composed of 14 links, each link channel set alternately with diamo...

18kt Yellow Gold 2 Finish Link Bracelet. The bracelet is 7" in length and alternates between High Polish & Satin Finishing. The bracelet measures 21.5mm wide. The bracelet weighs 97.4 dwt. The bracelet is hallmarked KW (Kurt Wayne), 750 (18kt), and 110495. Expertly restored by our master jewelers and comes with a new purchase...

Here we have a cheerful and bright, dazzling diamond tennis bracelet. This elegant piece has been perfectly handcrafted from 18ct yellow gold and showcases an alternating array of po...

This 14 karat yellow gold tennis bracelet has a total of 2.50 carats of diamonds and measures 7.25 inches long. The design is made of unique curving channels to follow the curve of y...

Classic diamond tennis bracelet made in 14k white gold with 5.02ctw of diamonds. Diamond Carat Weight: Approximately 5.02CTW Diamond Cut: Round Brilliant Cut Color: Average: H...

A diamond-set tennis bracelet, consisting of fifty-two round brilliant-cut diamonds weighing 4.01 carats in total, all set in four-slaw collets, with snap clasp and two safety catches, mounted in white gold, hallmarked 18ct gold, London, measuring approximately 18 cm long and 0.3cm wide, gross weight 17.5 grams. A diamond-set bracelet in perfect condition. A lively and glittering bracelet from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Sometimes called eternity bracelets, the term tennis bracelet became popular when iconic tennis player Chris Evans...