Lab-grown diamond tennis bracelets are a classy and elegant accessory, perfect for complementing your formal dinner attire, which is why they have remained trendy for such a long time. In fact, these bracelets have been passed down from mothers to daughters for generations as heirlooms. If you don't possess such an heirloom, here are some tips for purchasing a lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet.

A tennis bracelet is a piece of jewelry that is simple yet elegant, featuring a line of lab-grown diamonds or colored gemstones mounted on a chain of precious metal settings such as gold, silver, or platinum. Traditionally, women wear it on their left wrist, but it can be worn on any wrist.

Chris Evert was renowned both on and off the tennis court as a talented player and a fashion icon. She was nicknamed "The Ice Maiden" because her diamond eternity bracelet became a signature part of her style.

After a particular day at the 1987 US Open, the line diamond bracelet began to be referred to as a tennis bracelet, and jewelers quickly noticed a surge in demand. Today, both tennis players and non-tennis players alike continue to adore and wear stunning lab-grown diamond tennis bracelets.

A traditional tennis bracelet typically features colorless lab-grown diamonds. When selecting the color grade for the lab-grown diamonds in your tennis bracelet, there are some factors to consider:

Firstly, if you choose a warm-colored metal for the bracelet, such as rose gold or yellow gold, a lab-grown diamond with a warm hue would be the most complementary. If you opt for white gold or platinum as the metal for your bracelet, a cool-toned lab-grown diamond would be the most appealing.

Lab-grown diamond tennis bracelets mostly feature diamonds of small size and carat weight.

As a buyer, you can choose any clarity of lab-grown diamond, but the most popular choice is GH color and SI clarity. In some instances, diamonds that may appear flawless to the naked eye may still contain internal blemishes. Differentiating between a truly high-grade lab-grown diamond and one that contains internal blemishes is nearly impossible without expert assistance and equipment. Therefore, choosing "eye-clean" lab-grown diamonds, which may contain blemishes but are not visible to the naked eye, is a reliable method for selecting lab-grown diamonds for a tennis bracelet.

Tennis bracelets are among the most versatile pieces of man-made diamond jewelry. While you should probably avoid wearing it on the tennis court, you can pull it off anywhere else. Its simple design complements every outfit and piece of jewelry.

You can wear it with a pair of washed jeans and a tank top or pair it with a black dress for a red carpet event. The possibilities are endless!