A tennis bracelet is usually the first serious piece someone buys for themselves, and the one they keep adding to. The decision is rarely which bracelet. It's carat weight, and how it sits on the wrist.
We'll put the weights side by side, tell you where the difference is genuinely visible and where you'd be paying for a number on paper, and make sure the clasp and the fit are right before anything ships.
Tennis pieces are graded as a set rather than stone by stone, which is standard for multi-stone jewelry. We'll tell you exactly what the color and clarity range is before you buy, and we won't put anything on your wrist we wouldn't wear on our own.
