A classic with a memorable history
The tennis bracelet has enjoyed great popularity for decades, but hardly anyone knows that it has only been named after a tennis match in 1987. Previously, the jewel was known as the Rivière bracelet. It was Chris Evert, who lost her diamond bracelet during the match and the referee interrupted the match so that she could find it, that gave the bracelet its current name. This event triggered a real hype about the filigree bracelet, which still continues. And that's not surprising, as the bracelet impresses with its timeless design and high combinability. This tennis bracelet is made of rhodium-plated 18ct white gold and is set with 57 diamonds (approx. 1.10 ct.; colour: G, purity: SI). For us it goes without saying that our diamonds come exclusively from conflict-free sources.| Model Number | BDB0005-18KW |
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| Length |
17.5 cm
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| Colour |
silver
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| Colour (gemstone) |
white
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| Brand |
Brilladia
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| Material |
18K White gold
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| Surface |
high polished, rhodium-plated
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| Clasp |
Folding Clasp
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|---|---|
| Weight |
approx. 8.60 g
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| Width |
3.3 mm
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| Thickness |
2.3 mm
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| Stone Type |
57 x Diamond (TW/SI) - 1.10 ct. (total)
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| Diamond Clarity |
SI - small inclusions
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| Diamond Colour |
G - Fine White (Top Wesselton)
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