Two Prism & Pearl moissanite tennis bracelets stacked on the wrist

Collection: Bracelets

Moissanite tennis bracelets, bangles and paperclip styles in platinum-finish sterling silver. Every stone is GRA-certified, every piece comes with a lifetime warranty, and each one is made to be worn every day, not saved for best.

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Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I choose my tennis bracelet length?

    Measure around your wrist bone with a soft tape or a piece of string, then add 1 to 2cm for a comfortable fit. Our tennis bracelets come in 16.5cm, 18cm, 19cm and 21cm. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one.

    Can I wear a moissanite tennis bracelet every day?

    Yes. Moissanite is the next hardest gem after diamond and will not cloud. Each bracelet has a secure clasp. Take it off for the gym and swimming, and clean it gently now and then.

    What is the difference between a moissanite and a diamond tennis bracelet?

    Both give a continuous line of sparkle. Moissanite has more fire, excellent clarity and near-diamond hardness, at a fraction of the price of a diamond tennis bracelet. Every stone comes with its GRA certificate.

    Will my bracelet tarnish?

    Our bracelets are S925 sterling silver with a platinum finish, which resists tarnish. Wipe yours with the polishing cloth after wearing and store it in its box to keep it bright.

    What does a paperclip bracelet go with?

    A paperclip bracelet is the ultimate layering piece. Wear it on its own for clean, modern polish, or stack it with a tennis bracelet for contrast between bold links and fine sparkle.

    How tight should a tennis bracelet fit?

    A tennis bracelet should sit comfortably with room for a fingertip between bracelet and wrist. Too tight restricts movement, and too loose can catch. Use our length guide to find your fit.

    Are your bracelets good for sensitive skin?

    Yes. Our bracelets are nickel free S925 sterling silver with a platinum or gold finish, so most people with sensitive skin wear them comfortably every day.

    What is the most popular bracelet style?

    The classic single-row tennis bracelet, followed by bezel styles and the paperclip. Our Luisa Tennis Bracelet is our signature piece.