14K White Gold Diamond Tennis Bracelet
Bracelet (tennis, link) · White Gold with rhodium plating
Purity: 14K (58.3% gold content)

Type
Bracelet (tennis, link)
Purity
14K (58.3% gold content)
Gold Type
White Gold with rhodium plating
Weight
Estimated at 10 to 15 grams depending on total length and diamond size
Description
An elegant 14K white gold tennis bracelet featuring an articulated inline design set with sparkling diamonds. The secure box clasp is fitted with a safety latch, making this a timeless staple piece for daily wear or formal occasions.
Key Features
Flexible articulated link structure, secure box clasp with safety latch, and classic inline gemstone layout
Color & Finish
Cool white with a bright, reflective high-polish finish
Hallmarks & Stamps
Stamp visible on the tongue of the box clasp reading '14K'
Dimensions Estimate
Standard 7-inch length with approximately 3mm width
Gemstones & Inlays
Channel and prong-set small round and baguette cut diamonds, estimated near 1.00 to 2.00 ctw
Clasp & Closure
Box clasp with safety figure-eight catch for added security
Chain & Links
Articulated individual link construction allowing fluid flexibility and movement around the wrist
Craftsmanship Details
Precise articulation between links, secure prong and channel settings, and a well-integrated box clasp mechanism
Authentication Indicators
Clear 14K stamp on the clasp tongue; professional XRF or acid testing recommended for definitive verification
Origin & Maker
Standard commercial jewelry manufacturing origin
Era & Period
Modern contemporary fine jewelry style
Age Estimate
Likely late 20th to early 21st century production
Cultural Significance
Representing timeless elegance and sophistication, the tennis bracelet is a staple of modern luxury jewelry
Condition Notes
Good pre-owned condition with minor surface scratches consistent with careful wear
Value Estimate
Value driven primarily by gold weight, diamond carat weight, and overall craftsmanship
Care & Maintenance
Clean with warm soapy water and a soft-bristled brush; avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners if stones are treated; periodic professional inspection of prongs is recommended
Similar Items
Platinum diamond line bracelets, sterling silver cubic zirconia tennis bracelets, or yellow gold diamond link bracelets
Interesting Facts
The tennis bracelet gained its iconic name after professional tennis player Chris Evert lost her diamond line bracelet during a match at the 1987 US Open