Different Kinds of Chains

Tennis Jewelry: Chain or Not?

While classic diamond tennis bracelets and necklaces may not present as a chain type at first glance, when looking closer it is revealed.

Tennis chains are comprised of a multitude of interlocking gemstones often in classic prong or bezel settings. Diamonds are by far the most featured gemstone in tennis chains, however any gemstone can be used and make for a bold statement.

The elegant sparkle of tennis chains intricate design is made to be worn with care to avoid damaging the settings or gemstones within.

Standard Chain Lengths

• 14 inches: "Choker" style - sits tightly against the base of the neck.
• 16 inches: Rests just above the collar bone at the base of the throat.
• 18 inches: The most common length. Sits in the middle of the collarbone.
• 20 inches: Sits just beneath the collarbone.
• 22 inches: Falls between the collarbone and bust.
• 24 inches: Sits near the top of the bust line.
• 30 inches: Falls at the middle sternum/chest.

Understanding Chain Width

Chain width affects the overall look and feel of a necklace. Wider chains offer a bold statement, while slender chains provide subtle elegance. Personal preference and occasion dictate the choice of chain width, ensuring the wearer achieves the desired impact.