Round Tennis Bracelets
Round tennis bracelets.
For brilliance that never breaks rhythm.
Every Nivara round tennis bracelet is crafted in hallmarked 14K or 18K gold, featuring a seamless line of round lab-grown diamonds chosen for exceptional fire and balance. From delicate everyday silhouettes to bold statement styles, each bracelet is made to order across rose, yellow, and white gold finishes. Designed for effortless elegance and lasting comfort, every piece is backed by Nivara’s lifetime returns, exchanges, and care. Made to shine with every movement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tennis bracelet?
A continuous line of matched diamonds, each set individually and linked to the next so the whole piece stays flexible and rolls around the wrist. The name comes from a professional tennis player who lost hers mid match and stopped play to find it. These 24 designs are the Sutra line, including Emeraldine, Circlet, Aureo, Orbit, Cordline and Riverline.
Why are round diamonds used, and does matching matter?
Matching matters more in a tennis bracelet than in any other piece, because dozens of stones sit side by side in a single line where any variation in size, colour or brightness is immediately visible. Round brilliants match most consistently. Every stone here is VVS clarity, E colour and ideal cut, hearts and arrows precise, so the line stays uniform along its whole length.
What do tennis bracelets cost?
From about ₹99,000 to about ₹11,47,000. The diamond is ₹50,000 per carat for VVS clarity and E colour, the same rate for every buyer, with metal and setting additional. The range is wide because total carat weight is what drives a tennis bracelet, and a heavier line simply holds several times the diamond of a lighter one.
Are they secure, given how many links there are?
Security is the right question to ask about a tennis bracelet, because it has many links and a single clasp, any of which can wear over years of movement against a desk or a sleeve. Every piece clears 27 quality checks before shipping, and we would recommend having the clasp and links inspected at any Nivara showroom periodically. Most tennis bracelets that are lost are lost at the clasp.
How do I choose the right length?
A tennis bracelet should sit with roughly a finger's width of movement, close enough not to slide over the hand but loose enough to rotate. Too tight and it sits rigid and uncomfortable, too loose and it hangs on the hand and stresses the clasp. Length changes the stone count and therefore the price. Every bracelet is made to order in about three weeks, so get measured before ordering.
How do I clean a tennis bracelet?
Soak in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap and work a soft brush along the underside of the line, since that is where hand cream and residue collect between the settings and dull the whole piece. Rinse thoroughly and dry flat with a lint free cloth. Store it flat with the clasp fastened rather than coiled.
