3mm Sterling Silver Tennis Bracelet

Name: 3mm Sterling Silver Tennis Bracelet
Brand: Caligio
Price: 139.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$281.40 $139.99

3mm Sterling Silver Tennis Bracelet

$281.40 $139.99

The 3mm Sterling Silver Tennis Bracelet is a continuous run of round cubic zirconia stones along a flexible S925 sterling silver band, with no centre stone and nothing to orient. 3mm is the stacking width - the one to buy when the bracelet is not meant to be alone on the arm. It slips under a shirt cuff and sits beside a watch case without crowding it.

A stack works when one piece carries the shine and the rest carry texture. At 3mm this is the shine. Pair it with braided leather, a rope bracelet, a plain chain, or a steel watch and it lifts the whole wrist without taking it over. If it is the only thing you wear, take the 4mm version instead.

Around $100 the market sells cord, nylon, beads, and plated steel. Genuine sterling silver with individually set stones normally starts several multiples higher. Caligio has kept one rule since 2020 - no bracelet over $100 - and rather than drop to plating to hold it, we spent the budget on the metal. Solid S925 at 92.5 percent purity, nothing coated, nothing to rub through.

Constructed the way fine jewelry is. Every stone has its own four-claw silver setting, each linked to the next so the band bends and lies flat, and the settings are hollow underneath so light passes through the stone from below - which is what stops a narrow line from looking dead indoors. The closure is a double-locking box clasp: the tongue seats with an audible click, then two sprung levers fold across and secure it again. A tennis bracelet has no safety chain, so the clasp is where the engineering belongs.

Two sizes. Small reaches 6.6 inches, a true tennis bracelet for small wrists and the natural fit for women and finer-boned men. Medium reaches 7.2 inches and covers most men. Part of the Tennis Bracelet collection and the Esthetic collection, gift-boxed and ready as a gift for her or for him.

The width a stack is built around

Most men who wear more than one bracelet get the proportions wrong in the same way: two loud pieces on one wrist cancel each other out. A stack reads properly when a single element carries the shine and everything else carries texture. At 3mm this bracelet is that element. Put it beside a leather band, a rope bracelet, a plain chain, or a steel watch and it lifts the whole arm without taking it over. Worn as the only piece, it is deliberately understated, and the 4mm is the better answer.

What $99 gets you elsewhere

Scan the bracelet market at this price and it is mostly braided cord, nylon, beads on elastic, and plated steel dressed up to pass for something better. Genuine sterling silver, stones set one at a time in their own settings, closed by a jeweller's box clasp, normally begins several multiples higher. Closing that gap is the whole point of this piece. Caligio has held the same rule since 2020: nothing over $100.

Where the budget went

Into material and construction, and nowhere else. No plating, no padding links, no solid backings to shave labour. S925 silver at 92.5 percent purity, one four-claw setting per stone, hollow galleries so light reaches the stone from underneath, and a double-locking box clasp instead of a lobster clip. Those four choices are where a tennis bracelet is normally cut down to a price, and none of them were cut here.

Why the clasp matters more than it looks

A tennis bracelet carries no back-up. No safety chain, no elastic core, no cord running through it - if the closure lets go, the line goes with it. This clasp locks twice over: the folded tongue seats into the hollow box and springs against the walls with a click you can feel, then two sprung levers fold across the join and hold it shut. It takes deliberate pressure on both to release, which a coat sleeve will not do on its own. Shut, it lies level with the stones and disappears.

Real silver, and what that means over years

Sterling is 92.5 percent pure silver alloyed with 7.5 percent of a harder metal, because silver on its own is too soft to grip a stone. The 925 stamp certifies exactly that ratio. Plated pieces fail first at the clasp and along the underside, the two places a bracelet is touched most - there is nothing plated here, so there is nothing to fail that way.

How the name happened

Jewellers called this an eternity bracelet or a line bracelet for decades. At the 1987 US Open, American player Chris Evert's diamond line bracelet came loose during a match and play stopped while she found it. Reporters called it the tennis bracelet, and the older names disappeared. What caused the incident was a clasp letting go, which is why that component gets the attention here.

Designed in Los Angeles since 2020. Ships gift-boxed.

Product	3mm Sterling Silver Tennis Bracelet
Type	Tennis bracelet, one uninterrupted line of stones with no centrepiece
Metal	S925 sterling silver, 92.5 percent pure. Solid throughout, no plating
Stones	Round lab-created cubic zirconia, one per setting, spaced evenly
Setting	Four-claw silver setting per stone, each linked to the next so the band bends
Hollow galleries	Yes. Open underneath so light passes through the stone from below
Clasp	Double-locking box clasp. Tongue seats with a click, two sprung levers fold across
Width	3mm. The stacking width - fits under a cuff and beside a watch
Best worn	In a stack, as the piece that carries the shine
Wider option	4mm Sterling Silver Tennis Bracelet, for wearing alone
Sizes	Small, to 6.6 in. Medium, to 7.2 in
Gender	Unisex. Small suits women and finer-boned men, Medium covers most men
Fit	Close but loose enough to turn. It should stop at the wrist bone
Tarnish	Silver dulls slowly in air. A polishing cloth brings it back in a minute
Water	Remove before showering, swimming, and training
Collections	Tennis Bracelets and Esthetic
Designed in	Los Angeles, California
Packaging	Gift box with Caligio pouch bag

Silver dulls, and that is normal

S925 reacts slowly with sulphur in the air and loses brightness over months. That is the alloy doing what silver alloys do, not a finish breaking down, and it happens to every genuine sterling piece ever made. A silver polishing cloth brings it back inside a minute. Keeping the bracelet in its pouch between wears makes a real difference, since silver tarnishes faster sitting exposed than it does on a wrist.

The sparkle lives underneath

Stones look tired for one reason: a film of skin oil and soap on the underside of the settings, where light is meant to enter. These galleries are hollow specifically so light gets in from below, so that surface is both the source of the brilliance and the place the film collects. A dry lint-free cloth run along the back returns almost all of it.

The clasp is the only moving part

Seat the tongue until it clicks, then lay both levers flat instead of forcing them. To open, press the levers rather than pulling on the stone line. Keep lotion and hairspray away from the mechanism - residue in the box is what makes a clasp feel rough after a year.

Care

Remove it before showering, swimming, and training. Soap films the silver and the stones, and chlorine accelerates tarnishing.
Put it on after hand cream, perfume, and sunscreen, and take it off before them.
Use a silver polishing cloth on the band when it starts looking grey.
Run a dry lint-free cloth along the open backs of the settings.
Fasten the clasp fully and fold both levers flat before wearing.
Keep away from abrasive polish and ultrasonic tanks, which can work a claw loose.
Store it flat in the pouch so the line does not snag on other pieces.

On sensitive skin

Green marks come from copper in cheap alloys, and colour loss comes from thin plating. Neither applies here. Nothing on this bracelet is coated, which is the difference between a piece that lasts a decade and one that looks tired in a season.

Is 3mm the right width for stacking?

It is the width the stack is built around. A wrist stack works when one piece carries the shine and the others carry texture, and at 3mm this bracelet fills that role without crowding a watch, a leather band, or a chain. Worn as the only piece on the arm, the 4mm version has more presence.

What do I stack it with?

Anything with texture rather than shine: a braided leather band, a rope bracelet, a plain silver chain, or a steel watch on the same wrist. Keep one bright element and let the rest be matte, and the arm reads deliberate instead of busy.

3mm or 4mm?

Buy 3mm if it joins other bracelets on the wrist. Buy 4mm if it is the only thing you wear. That is the whole decision - the silver, the settings, the clasp, and the price are identical on both.

Could it come off on its own?

The clasp locks twice. The tongue seats into the box with a click, then two sprung levers fold across the join and hold it shut, and releasing takes deliberate pressure on both. That second lock matters because a tennis bracelet has no safety chain and nothing else catching it.

How are the stones held?

Each stone has its own four-claw silver setting, and every setting links to the next, which is what lets the band bend and lie flat. One stone per link is also what keeps the spacing identical the whole way round.

Why are the settings hollow underneath?

So light reaches the stone from below as well as above. On a narrow line that matters more than on a wide one, because there is less stone to work with. Bracelets built to a lower cost sit the stones on a closed base, which is quicker to produce and looks flat indoors.

Is the silver real?

Yes. S925 is 92.5 percent pure silver alloyed with 7.5 percent of a harder metal, and the 925 stamp certifies that ratio. The bracelet is solid silver rather than plated, so nothing can wear off at the clasp or along the underside.

Are the stones diamonds?

No, they are lab-created cubic zirconia, which returns light much like a diamond at a small fraction of the cost and with no mining involved. The silver is the part that is genuine and stamped.

What is a tennis bracelet?

A flexible band carrying one uninterrupted line of matching stones at equal spacing, with no pendant and no centre stone. Because it is identical all the way round, it looks correct at any rotation on the wrist.

Where does the name come from?

From the 1987 US Open, where American player Chris Evert's diamond line bracelet came loose during a match and play stopped while she recovered it. Jewellers had called the style an eternity or line bracelet until then. The press renamed it, and the older names fell away.

Which size do I need?

Wrap a tape or a strip of paper around your wrist and add about half an inch. Small reaches 6.6 inches and Medium reaches 7.2. The bracelet should turn freely and stop at the wrist bone rather than pass over the hand.

Can I wear it daily?

Yes. Take it off for the shower, the pool, and the gym, and put it on after hand cream, perfume, and sunscreen. Those two habits are the entire routine.

To define the correct sizing of your wrist, we highly recommend using a tape measure and measuring the circumference of your wrist just above the hand. However, if you do not have a special measure, use a small piece of tape or a cord. Wrap it around your wrist and measure the length against a ruler.

Bracelet size	Wrist size inch / cm
SMALL	6.3 - 6.7 inch / 16-17 cm
MEDIUM	6.7 - 7.1 inch / 17-18 cm
LARGE	7.3 - 8 inch / 18 cm - 20.5 cm

Need XL? Check our XL Collection

Plenty of Caligio’s Cuff bracelets are adjustable and comfortably fit most of the standard wrist sizes. Slip-on cuff bracelets sizes are easily increased and decreased with bare hands. Keep in mind that the wrist size is not the same as the length of a bracelet. Still, need help? Email us at: support@caligio.com.

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If you ordered the wrong size, color, or simply would like to return the product, you can do so within 30 days from the delivery date. To be eligible, the item must be unworn and in its original packaging, free from any odors (deodorant, perfume), stains, or signs of wear. The original gift box and velvet pouch must be included - returns without original packaging will not be accepted. Please note that a $9.99 shipping and handling fee applies to all domestic returns and will be deducted from the amount refunded.

Once your return is approved, please send the item(s) back within 7 days.

For exchanges within the US, your first exchange is completely free and will be dispatched within 5 business days after we receive and inspect the item. Subsequent exchanges are at the customer's expense.

For international customers, returns and exchanges are handled on a case-by-case basis. Due to the complexity of international shipping, please contact us at support@caligio.com and our team will guide you through the process and find the best solution for you.

We do not process returns or refunds for final sale(special price) items, bundles, Buy 2 Get 1 Free offers, or promotional deals with discounts of 20% or more.

For any questions, contact us at support@caligio.com.

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