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I love tennis bracelets, and have quite a few of them, mostly in diamonds, but one is tanzanite in white gold, and I also have multi-colored stones in a bangle bracelet, so these really appealed to me, and I'll show you the lead pic and my favorite from the lot. I'm going to post another article that is also talking about bracelets being hot sellers during these times, probably because of all the hand washing, and hand sanitizers we're all using, so our sellers may want to consider offering more bracelets since they'll sell faster than rings for the foreseeable future.

These Jewels Revitalize the Tennis Bracelet (and Necklace) Trend
August 12, 2020 by Brittany Siminitz



"You know if you see enough of something, it’s almost certainly a trend. Such is the case for tennis bracelets—and necklaces, maybe even more so—a style that you’d find difficult to ignore as the bronzed days of summer begin to dwindle. I might even be so bold (nuts?) as to say that the tennis style is one of the biggest trends to come out of quarantine (though I’m fairly certain that the pandemic itself has absolutely nothing to do with it). ... "


Tennis shaker bracelet in 18k rose gold with 1.67 cts. t.w. Malaya garnets, 1.15 cts. t.w. diamonds, and 0.6 ct. t.w. pink sapphires in a white sapphire Kaleidoscope shaker, $13,900; Moritz Glik

https://www.jckonline.com/editorial-art ... -necklace/

Weren't tennis bracelets usually diamonds. Maybe to not break when they fall? Ran out of other ways to gift valuable jewellery to the main squeeze? Im not impressed with the shaker theme. Maybe if they filled it with virgin valley opal chips.....

I'll take one!

I not a Dale Earnhardt, but i dont wear jewelry. A pendent & earring now and then to be fancy.