Celeste Tennis Bracelet

In 1987, Chris Evert stopped a US Open match to search for her diamond bracelet on the court. The world watched. The tennis bracelet became iconic. And for decades, every version since has looked pretty much the same. The Celeste Tennis Bracelet asks what comes next and how can we push the boundaries. Still continuous. Still bezel-set. Still the kind of jewelry piece that catches light every time your wrist moves. But instead of one cut the Celeste alternates shapes. A sequence of four different cuts that circles the wrist in a rhythm you notice differently every time you look at it. This is the tennis bracelet for the woman who respects a classic but isn't bound to it. The one who plays by the rules she wrote herself. Who moves between the baseline and the boardroom without changing a single thing about how she shows up. Designed for the woman who plays her own game. Details: Concealed box clasp and available in 6.5 inches in length. Each bracelet arrives in a jewelry pouch for safe keeping.