Not every bracelet needs a story behind it. A classic bracelet, whether it's a diamond tennis line or a plain metal band, is the kind of piece that goes with whatever you're already wearing, so you can put it on without a second thought and know it works.
Many Ways to Wear It
This collection covers everything from a full diamond tennis bracelet to the simplest chain bracelet, so what counts as classic here has more to do with versatility than a single look. A tennis bracelet brings sparkle to an otherwise plain wrist, while a slim metal piece works quietly underneath a watch or stacked with pieces in other metals. Both share the same idea: a bracelet that doesn't ask to be the centre of attention, and wears just as well on its own as it does layered with everything else you own.
Choosing Your Metal
The metal sets the tone for any piece of jewelry, from the warm colour of yellow gold to the cool brightness of platinum. Our collection includes 417 (10K), 585 (14K) and 750 (18K) gold, as well as 925 sterling silver in its natural white finish and with yellow or rose gold plating. This gives you the freedom to choose not only the colour you love but also the balance of purity, durability, weight and price that suits you.
- Yellow gold bracelets carry a warm, traditional tone.
- White gold's rhodium plating gives them a brighter, whiter finish than platinum's naturally warmer grey-white tone, and unlike silver, it won't tarnish between wears.
- Rose gold bracelets have a warm pink hue from its copper content, and are naturally resistant to everyday wear.
- 925 sterling silver bracelets have a bright white finish and offer a lightweight, accessible alternative to gold and platinum. They can also be plated with yellow or rose gold for a warmer tone.
For yellow, white and rose gold, 10K contains the most alloy metal for extra durability, 14K balances durability with colour, and 18K contains the most pure gold for the richest tone.
Related Categories: Tennis Bracelets, Bracelets with Gemstones, Bracelets with Initial Letters
Choosing the Right Bracelet Size
The right bracelet size should give you enough room to move comfortably without sliding too far down your hand. To find the right size, start by measuring the circumference of your wrist at the point where you normally wear your bracelet. Use a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper, keeping it comfortably against your skin without pulling it tight. Your wrist measurement is the best starting point, but the ideal bracelet length also depends on how closely or loosely you want the bracelet to sit.
For a more detailed guide on how to measure your wrist and choose the right bracelet length, see our Bracelet Size Guide.
