Tennis Bracelet

A tennis bracelet is a classic piece of jewelry that features a line of small, closely-set diamonds or other gemstones. It is typically made of precious metals such as gold or platinum and is designed to encircle the wrist in a continuous, elegant line. The term "tennis bracelet" originated from an incident in the 1987 US Open when tennis player Chris Evert's diamond bracelet broke and she asked officials to stop the match until it was found. Since then, this style of bracelet has been popularly known as a tennis bracelet.