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What Is A Tennis Bracelet?

What is a Diamond Tennis Bracelet?

A tennis bracelet is a flexible bracelet typically made of precious metals and a single row of diamonds. It’s a classic jewelry staple that makes the perfect gift for anyone who loves sparkle!

 

Where did the name Tennis Bracelet come from?

Tennis bracelets were originally called line bracelets and eternity bracelets because of their similarity to eternity rings. The name change occurred in 1987 because of tennis legend Chris Evert. It was during the 1987 U.S. Open when Evert misplaced her diamond bracelet. Frantic, she asked officials to stop the match to look for the missing bracelet. When reporters later inquired about what happened, Evert said she had dropped her “tennis bracelet.” This unforgettable incident drew public attention and because of Evert, the bracelet rose to a whole new level of popularity. Since then the diamond line/eternity bracelet has been renamed the tennis bracelet.

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Steven Singer Jewelers diamond bracelets are famous for their superior cut, quality, and craftsmanship. We offer a wide range of bracelets in a variety of settings, styles, and prices. If your wrist is smaller or larger than the 7-inch standard, I will personally measure your wrist for the best comfort fit. Visit us in our showroom at the Other Corner of 8th and Walnut Street in Philadelphia or at ihatestevensinger.com to browse our extensive collection. My name is Deana and I’ve been an Expert Jeweler for over 15 years. I am available for private showings and consultations. Together we will find a dream bracelet that you or your loved one is guaranteed to cherish for years to come!

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