For too long, a diamond bracelet was the piece women were told to wait for. Not at Aurate. You hit the number, you launched the business, you crossed the finish line, and you decide when that deserves diamonds.
Lab grown diamonds are physically, chemically, and optically the same as mined diamonds. The only difference is their origin. That matters most on a bracelet, where dozens of stones sit side by side. Lab grown pricing means you can choose more total carats, upgrade the gold, or add a second bracelet to your stack. View our full collection of lab grown diamonds to see what that looks like across every category.
Your wrist is also the most active place you wear jewelry. You see it while you type, sign, and order a coffee, so a diamond bracelet is the piece you get to enjoy all day.
The Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet, Explained
A tennis bracelet is a continuous line of individually set diamonds that runs the full length of the bracelet. The name dates back to 1987, when Chris Evert’s diamond line bracelet came loose during a US Open match and play paused while she searched the court for it. The name stuck, and so did the design. Today, tennis jewelry is one of Aurate’s signatures. Here’s what separates a well-made tennis bracelet from the rest.
- Prong Setting: Small metal prongs hold each diamond and let light in from every side, so the stones look brilliant from every angle.
- Secure Clasp: A durable box clasp locks the bracelet closed, which matters for a piece you wear every day and never want to take off.
- Consistent Stones: Diamonds matched in size and grade create an unbroken line rather than a patchy one.
- Solid Gold Construction: A 14k or 18k solid gold setting holds its shine and keeps prongs strong through ongoing wear.
The Best Lab Grown Diamond Bracelet For Every Wrist
The tennis bracelets highlighted below are two of our fan favorites, from a whisper of diamonds to serious carat weight.
Classic Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet
The Classic Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet is made in 14k or 18k solid gold, and you can choose from yellow, white, or rose gold. Choose from 1 to 7 total carats of round GH color lab grown diamonds, each prong set and secured with a custom box clasp. The width scales with your choice, from a 2mm line at 1 carat to 3.7mm at 7 carats.
This is the bracelet for the woman who knows exactly what she wants. Start at 2 or 3 carats as a wardrobe essential, or go to 5 carats and up for a piece that reads as a statement from across the room. It comes in 6", 6.5", 7", and 7.5" lengths.
Petite Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet
The 14k solid gold Petite Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet is available in white or yellow gold. It sets 50 lab grown diamonds, 1 total carat graded F/G color and SI1-SI2 clarity, in a domed prong setting that sits low and secure on the wrist. At 2.8mm wide and weighing about 3 grams, it’s light and minimal enough to forget you’re wearing it.
Choose white gold if you want the diamonds to read larger. The white metal blends into the gems, creating a seamless line of brilliance. Lengths run 6”, 6.5", 7", and 7.5".
Choosing Your Gold
Our 14k gold jewelry is the go-to for tennis bracelets you wear every day. The alloy is hard, which helps keep prongs tight on a piece that moves constantly. For a deeper yellow tone and higher gold content, the Classic Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet is also available in 18k solid gold, part of our 18k gold jewelry collection. Our solid gold is made with recycled gold, refined from existing gold rather than newly mined.
Gold vermeil, a layer of gold over sterling silver, is a separate tier and distinct from gold-plated jewelry made over base metals. Our Lab Grown Green Emerald Baguette Tennis Bracelet in vermeil brings color into a tennis stack with lab grown emeralds, not diamonds. For longevity, vermeil comes off before showers and workouts. And if you’re in the market for chain bracelets you never take off, our stainless steel jewelry adds a sturdy layer to your stack.
Lab Grown Diamond Bracelets For Women Who Stack
A tennis bracelet holds its own solo, but it also anchors a stack. Here’s how to build one with intention:
- Lead With Your Largest Diamonds: Wear your highest carat bracelet closest to your hand, where it gets the most light.
- Vary The Widths: Pair the Classic Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet in 14k solid gold with the slimmer Petite for contrast that still looks deliberate.
- Keep One Gold Hue: A single gold color across your stack keeps the look sharp. Mixing metals works best when it looks planned.
- Add A Watch: A tennis bracelet next to a steel or gold watch is a combination that has worked for decades.
Getting Your Size Right
Measure your wrist snugly with a soft tape measure, then add about half an inch for a close fit or a full inch for more movement. If your wrist measures 6", a 6.5" bracelet sits close, and a 7" bracelet has some drape. Tennis bracelets look best with a little room to move, so the jewels turn and reflect light.
Wearing And Caring For Your Bracelet
Solid 14k gold and diamonds are made for everyday wear, so your tennis bracelet can stay on from your morning meeting to dinner. Apply lotion before putting it on, since buildup dulls a diamond’s brilliance. To clean it, soak it in warm water with a few drops of detergent-free soap, brush gently with a very soft brush, and dry with a lint-free cloth.
Our lifetime guarantee on repairs covers vermeil, 14k and 18k fine jewelry for US orders, including chain repair, soldering, and fixing broken jump rings.
