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History behind Tennis diamond bracelet



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By : Roman Doroshenko    19 or more times read
Submitted 2010-09-02 05:57:14
The tennis bracelet, a diluted diamond bracelet, was originally called the eternity bracelet, but it got its sporty name thankfulness to Chris Evert, the past World No. 1 tennis player. In 1987, Evert was playing in the U.S. Open wearing a diamond bracelet. As soon as the bracelet fell off her wrist through a match, the game was interrupted to allow her to find the precious bracelet. The incident became known as the "tennis bracelet incident" and demand for this ultra-simple, yet ultra chic diamond bracelet skyrocketed. These days, a diamond bracelet is the just right accessory to almost any outfit, from jeans and a t-shirt to a show-stopping wedding gown. Celebrities spotted with the iconic tennis bracelet on the red carpet include supermodel Iman, actress Penelope Cruz, and Glee's Dianna Agron.

A tennis bracele is a simple diamond bracelet that consists of small stones set in continuous links on a flexible chain. The diamonds are set closely together, creating the impression of a smooth ribbon of diamond wrapped around the wrist.

There are several factors to consider when choosing a tennis diamond bracelet, whether for yourself or as a gift. The first is probably your budget. The beautiful diamond bracelets available online can easily tempt you into overspending, but you can get a dazzling bracelet for a great price if you set yourself a budget and stick to it. One way to get a classy diamond bracelet without breaking the bank is to choose a style with slightly more spacing between the stones, such as infinity links with oval settings. Of course, all the usual factors of diamond buying apply to the purchase of a diamond bracelet-you'll want to consider what color, clarity, cut and total carat size best fit your priorities.


After the diamonds themselves, the next most important element of a diamond tennis bracelet is the clasp. After all, if your bracelet falls off when you're on the go, you can't count on being as lucky as Chris Evert. Most diamond bracelets feature a metal latch and hook, but tennis bracelets often feature a secondary safety latch as well, that can hold the bracelet on your wrist if the main latch loosens accidentally.

A diamond bracelet should drape loosely and elegantly on your wrist, not stretch over the skin or sag over the hand. Over time, a too-small or too-loose diamond bracelet can get damaged, so it is important to make sure yours fits perfectly. Many of the best deals on diamond bracelets are found online, but don't forget to take yours to a jeweler for adjustments if it does not fit correctly.

Once your tennis bracelet is sitting sparkling in your jewelry box, you're going to want to make sure you wear it right, to highlight its classic beauty. A great manicure will call attention to the stunning piece of ice on your wrist, while a pair of diamond stud earrings coordinate perfectly without seeming overdone. Above all, a tennis bracelet is be a comfortable, carefree bit of luxury, and an easy way to add elegance to any outfit.

Author Resource:- Perfect gift for woman: diamond earrings and diamond pendants from Whiteflash.com
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