text: The tennis bracelet, a timeless piece of jewelry ideal for any occasion
  When did the tennis bracelet appear?
  It seems as if the tennis bracelet has always been among the preferences of jewelry lovers, even before it was known by this name. Its popularity is due to the fact that it is a versatile piece that can be worn for almost any occasion, from casual events to more sophisticated parties such as weddings. Formerly known as the "eternity bracelet", the tennis bracelet earned its nickname during the U.S. Tennis Championships. Open since 1987. Chris Evert, one of the best tennis players in history, starts her match with a tennis bracelet on her hand, when at one point she realizes that it is missing from her wrist. The tennis player stopped the match to look for her bracelet, and from that moment, the popularity of the tennis bracelet grew impressively.
  What is the difference between a tennis bracelet and other types of bracelets?
  A tennis bracelet is a flexible piece of jewelry with small gemstones, usually diamonds, set in symmetrical, continuous links along the length of a fine metal chain. Normally, the tennis bracelet does not include Pandora charms or other shiny adornments. However, many jewelers have redefined the tennis bracelet, which can be any narrow bracelet with a repeating pattern of diamonds and metals, including bracelets containing precious stones and metal accents.
  What is the style of a tennis bracelet?
  There are four factors that can influence the style of a tennis bracelet:
  Precious stones: While diamonds are almost always used, the bracelet can also include other semi-precious stones.
  Gemstone shape: Round shaped diamonds are most often used, although emerald and princess cut stones can also be used in creating a tennis bracelet.
  Metals: Most tennis bracelets are made of yellow or white gold, but rose gold can also be used occasionally. Platinum is sometimes used in the creation of heavier and more valuable bracelets to provide additional security.
  Fitting: The traditional setting with four small feet is the most common setting for tennis bracelets because it minimizes the amount of metal that can be seen.
  As it can be worn on any occasion, the tennis bracelet can also be the perfect gift for any occasion, whether it's a birthday, anniversary, Women's Day or Mother's Day, wedding or even a mum-to-be gift at a baby shower party.