These are tennis bracelets for men and women, and every one is under $100. Two lines sit here: solid S925 sterling silver tennis bracelets in clear stones at $99, and a new 4mm series at $69 in rhodium, gold, and black, with clear, emerald, onyx, aquamarine, and rainbow stones. Each is one unbroken line of stones set one by one, closed by a box clasp with a safety latch.
We spent a long time on sizing, because we did not want to sell tennis bracelets the way everyone else does. Most shops list a chain length, 7, 7.5, or 8 inches, and leave you to work out how much to add to your wrist. We did that work for you. Every Caligio tennis bracelet is fitted to one simple size grid: Small fits women and smaller men, Medium, up to a 7.2 inch wrist, is the right size for most men, and Large, up to 8 inches, is for bigger wrists. Measure the wrist, choose the size, and it sits the way a tennis bracelet should, with nothing to guess.
The honest difference between the two lines is the metal. Sterling silver is solid precious metal, 92.5 percent pure. The 4mm series is brass finished with rhodium, gold, or gunmetal black plating, which is what makes gold and color possible at $69, and like all fine plated jewelry it lasts longest when you take it off before the shower and the gym. Every stone is lab-created cubic zirconia. Designed in Los Angeles, gift-boxed. For how to choose and wear one, read our men's tennis bracelet guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tennis bracelet?
A flexible band carrying one continuous line of identical stones, each in its own setting, with no pendant and no center stone. Nothing marks a front or a back, so it looks right however it turns on the wrist.
What is the best tennis bracelet for men?
Look for four things: a 4mm width, which holds proportion on a man's wrist; stones set individually so the line flexes and lies flat; a box clasp with a safety latch, since a tennis bracelet has no safety chain; and sizing by wrist rather than chain length. Here that costs $69 in the 4mm series and $99 in sterling silver.
What size tennis bracelet should I get?
Choose by wrist, not by chain length. Every Caligio tennis bracelet is already fitted to one grid: Small for women and smaller men, Medium for wrists up to 7.2 inches and most men, Large for wrists up to 8 inches. There is nothing to add or guess, which also makes it an easy gift.
How should a tennis bracelet fit?
Close but not tight. It should turn freely around the wrist and stop at the wrist bone instead of sliding over the hand. Our sizes are built to fit exactly that way when you choose by your wrist measurement.
Sterling silver or plated - what is the difference?
S925 sterling silver is solid precious metal, 92.5 percent pure, and darkens slowly the way all silver does. The 4mm series is brass with rhodium, gold, or black plating: brighter, available in gold and color, and happiest kept dry. Every product page states which one it is.
Do you have gold tennis bracelets for men?
Yes, in gold-plated brass rather than solid gold, which keeps them at $69. The 4mm series comes in gold with clear, emerald, onyx, aquamarine, and rainbow stones. Match the bracelet to your watch: gold beside gold, rhodium beside steel.
What colored tennis bracelets do you have?
Emerald green, onyx black, aquamarine blue, and a rainbow line in spectral order, each in rhodium and gold, with onyx and aquamarine also on a gunmetal black band. The colors are the names of gemstones; the stones are lab-created cubic zirconia.
Can men wear a tennis bracelet?
Yes, and it is one of the fastest-growing pieces in men's jewelry. Construction is the same for men and women; what reads masculine is width. At 4mm the line holds proportion on a man's wrist and sits well beside a watch.
Which width should I choose, 3mm or 4mm?
3mm is the stacking width: it slips under a shirt cuff and sits beside a watch without competing. 4mm is the classic men's width, the proportion the style is measured against, and the safest first tennis bracelet.
Will a tennis bracelet fall off?
A tennis bracelet has no safety chain, so the clasp is the whole security of the piece. Ours close with a box clasp and a safety latch that folds over the join, so each one locks twice and opens only with a deliberate press.
Are the stones real diamonds?
No. They are lab-created cubic zirconia, cut like diamonds and returning light much the same way, at a small fraction of the cost. On the sterling silver bracelets, the metal is the part that is genuine precious metal.
Can I shower with a tennis bracelet on?
Take it off. Water and soap film dull the stones on any tennis bracelet, chlorine darkens sterling silver, and plated finishes last longest when they stay dry. It is a two-second habit before the shower, the pool, and the gym, and it keeps the bracelet looking new for years.
Why is it called a tennis bracelet?
From the 1987 US Open, where American player Chris Evert's diamond line bracelet came off mid-match and play was paused while she recovered it. The style had been called an eternity or line bracelet until then; the press renamed it, and the name stuck.
