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Tennis Bracelet Moissanite
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Signature Moissanite Tennis Bracelet.
A timeless statement of brilliance, designed to elevate your every day.
Crafted in 925 sterling silver with a rhodium finish, each bracelet is hand-set with round brilliant-cut moissanite stones, precision-cut for fire and symmetry, catching light with every movement.
The cornerstone of the Bellari collection, timeless, luminous, and designed to hold meaning. Inspired by the piece gifted when Bellari was born, this bracelet has become the go-to gift for engagements, anniversaries, and everything worth remembering
Choose from two distinct stone sizes to match your personal style:
- 2mm – Refined and minimal. Designed for stacking.
- 3mm – Our signature size. Balanced, eye-catching.
This is the piece that marked our beginning and now, yours.
Care
To keep your piece shining:
- Remove before swimming, showering, or applying lotions
- Clean gently with warm water and a soft brush, avoid harsh chemicals
- Ensure the piece is fully dry after cleaning. Dry with a soft cloth and a cool air setting (such as a hair dryer) can be used to assist drying
- Store it in your Bellari pouch when not worn
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Warranty
All jewellery is covered by a lifetime guarantee on moissanite stones and a 1-year warranty for material or manufacturing defects.
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We answer every email personally within 24 hours.
If you’re unsure about sizing, stone size, or gifting, reach out at hello@bellari.com.au or fill out a form here.
We’d love to hear from you.
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Returns & Exchanges
Return eligible items within 14 days of delivery.
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Frequently asked questions
Understanding Tennis Bracelets:
What is a tennis bracelet?
"What is a tennis bracelet?"
A tennis bracelet is a continuous line of individually set stones linked by a flexible metal chain.
The design:
Each stone sits in its own setting, usually four-claw or six-claw, creating a seamless row of sparkle that moves gracefully around your wrist.
The flexibility is what makes it a tennis bracelet. The chain bends and drapes naturally, moving with you rather than sitting rigid.
What makes it distinctive:
- Continuous sparkle: The stones go all the way around. No gaps, no breaks, just uninterrupted brilliance.
- Flexible: The linked settings allow the bracelet to move fluidly. This is what differentiates it from rigid bangles.
- Individual settings: Each stone has its own setting. This creates more sparkle (light enters from all sides) and more security (if one setting loosens, you don't lose the entire bracelet).
- Classic elegance: The clean, simple design has remained essentially unchanged since the 1920s.
Our tennis bracelet:
2mm or 3mm round brilliant moissanite stones, each in its own four-claw setting. Available in 925 sterling silver (rhodium-plated to prevent tarnishing).
Four sizes: 6.0", 6.5", 7.0", 7.5" to fit different wrist sizes.
Pairs beautifully with:
- Tennis necklace for complete elegant styling
Round studs earrings, Oval stud earrings, or any of our earrings
Eternity bands for cohesive bridal or anniversary jewellery
Are tennis bracelets timeless?
"Are tennis bracelets timeless?"
Yes, the design has remained essentially unchanged since the 1920s.
The evidence:
Tennis bracelets (originally "line bracelets") became popular during the Art Deco era. Nearly 100 years later, the design is identical.
Look at photos from the 1920s, 1950s, 1980s, today, the continuous line of stones looks elegant in every era.
Why tennis bracelets endure:
- Perfect simplicity: The design does exactly what it should, showcase continuous sparkle in the most elegant way possible.
- No trend dependency: Tennis bracelets don't rely on current fashion. The beauty is inherent in the geometry.
- Versatile: Work with every style from classic to modern, casual to formal.
- Passed down: These are pieces that move through generations because they never feel outdated.
In moissanite:
Our moissanite tennis bracelets deliver the same timeless design with exceptional brilliance. The continuous sparkle, flexible movement, and classic elegance, with moissanite's superior fire.
Complete the look:
Many people pair tennis bracelets with matching tennis necklaces for formal occasions, or wear them with eternity bands as anniversary jewellery.
Why is it called a tennis bracelet?
"Why is it called a tennis bracelet?"
The name comes from tennis champion Chris Evert's 1987 US Open match.
The moment:
During the match, Evert's diamond bracelet clasp broke and the bracelet fell off her wrist. She asked officials to pause play whilst she searched for it.
The interruption was televised internationally. Millions watched her search for the bracelet.
What happened next:
After that widely publicized moment, what had been known as a "line bracelet" or "eternity bracelet" became universally called a "tennis bracelet."
The name stuck because it captured something true about the design, elegant enough for formal occasions, secure enough for active wear, beautiful enough to stop a championship match.
The earlier history:
These bracelets existed long before 1987. During the 1920s-1930s Art Deco era, they were called "line bracelets", popular with women who wanted continuous diamond sparkle.
But Chris Evert's moment gave them the name that defined them.
What this tells you:
Tennis bracelets are designed to be worn actively. The flexible design and secure clasps were created for movement, whether you're playing tennis or simply living your day.
What's the difference between a tennis bracelet and a regular bracelet?
"What's the difference between a tennis bracelet and a regular bracelet?"
The continuous line of individually set stones and the flexible chain.
Tennis bracelet:
- Stones go all the way around (no gaps)
- Each stone in its own setting
- Flexible metal links between settings
- Classic, timeless design
Regular bracelet:
- Might have stones only on top
- Stones might be clustered or grouped
- Could be rigid or semi-rigid
- Various design styles
Why the difference matters:
- More sparkle: Individual settings mean light enters each stone from all sides. More light = more brilliance.
- Better movement: The flexible links allow the bracelet to drape naturally and move with your wrist.
- More security: If one setting loosens (rare but possible), you notice immediately. With cluster settings, you might not realize until multiple stones are gone.
- Timeless design: The continuous line has remained elegant since the 1920s. It doesn't rely on current trends.
What tennis bracelets work with:
The classic design complements everything from casual daily wear to formal occasions.
Particularly beautiful with our tennis necklace for cohesive styling, or paired with Round studs for timeless elegance.
Sizing & Fit:
How should a tennis bracelet fit?
"How should a tennis bracelet fit?"
Loose enough to move freely, snug enough not to slide over your hand.
The ideal fit:
When you can fit one finger comfortably between the bracelet and your wrist, that's perfect.
The bracelet should be able to rotate around your wrist slightly and move as you move your hand. But it shouldn't slide up your arm or feel like it might slip off.
Too tight:
- Doesn't move when you move your hand
- Feels restrictive
- Leaves marks on your wrist
Too loose:
- Slides significantly up your arm
- Spins completely around
- Could slip over your hand
How to measure:
Read our full Size Guide here
Why proper fit matters:
- Comfortable: You'll wear it more often if it feels right.
- Safe: A bracelet that's too loose risks sliding off. One that's too tight is uncomfortable.
- Movement: Tennis bracelets are designed to drape and flow. Proper fit allows this elegant movement.
Our sizes:
We offer four sizes to fit different wrists:
- 6.0" - smaller wrists
- 6.5" - average wrists
- 7.0" - larger wrists
- 7.5" - largest wrists
When in doubt, we suggest measuring rather than guessing, the fit affects how the piece sits and moves.
View our complete size guide or still unsure about your size?
We regularly help customers choose their perfect fit. Contact us directly via hello@bellari.com.au or fill out the form here
Buying as gift? If you're unsure:
The perfect gift when you want to give something meaningful, but let them choose what they love most, our Bellari Gift Card. Available in multiple denominations and delivered instantly via email, it's seamless for last-minute gifting or letting someone special select a piece (and the right size) that feels most like them.
Is my tennis bracelet too loose?
"Is my tennis bracelet too loose?"
If it slides easily over your hand or moves excessively up your arm, it's too loose.
Signs it's too loose:
- Slides over your hand: Without unclasping, the bracelet can slip completely off. This is too loose and unsafe.
- Moves significantly: When you raise your arm, the bracelet slides several inches up your arm.
- Spins freely: The bracelet rotates completely around your wrist multiple times without resistance.
- Catches on things: Keeps getting caught on sleeves, bags, or other items because it's dangling.
Why too loose is a problem:
- Risk of loss: If it can slide over your hand, you could lose it. This is the main safety concern.
- Uncomfortable: Constantly moving and catching on things becomes annoying.
- Looks wrong: A tennis bracelet should drape elegantly, not hang loosely.
What proper fit looks like:
The bracelet can rotate slightly and moves gently with your wrist. But it shouldn't slide more than an inch or so up your arm, and it definitely shouldn't slip off your hand.
When you can fit one finger between bracelet and wrist, that's ideal.
If yours is too loose:
You may have chosen a size too large for your wrist. Refer to our sizing guide or contact us directly to exchange for the correct size.
What size tennis bracelet should I get?
"What size tennis bracelet should I get?"
Measure your wrist, then choose the closest size.
How to measure:
Read how to measure your wrist here
Which size to choose:
- If your wrist measures 5.5" - 5.75": Choose 6.0"
- If your wrist measures 6.0" - 6.25": Choose 6.5"
- If your wrist measures 6.5" - 6.75": Choose 7.0"
- If your wrist measures 7.0" - 7.5": Choose 7.5"
The formula:
Your bracelet should be roughly 0.5" larger than your actual wrist measurement. This gives you that perfect "one finger" gap.
If you're between sizes:
Go with the larger size for comfortable movement. A slightly loose bracelet is more comfortable than one that feels snug.
If it's a gift and you can't measure:
Consider: Our Bellari Gift Card let them choose their perfect size. Delivered instantly via email, it's seamless for gifting when you want them to select what fits and feels right.
Which wrist should I wear my tennis bracelet on?
"Which wrist should I wear my tennis bracelet on?"
Most people wear it on their non-dominant wrist, left wrist if you're right-handed.
Why the non-dominant wrist:
- Less wear: Your non-dominant hand experiences less impact with surfaces (desks, tables, counters). Less wear on the bracelet.
- More visible: When you write, gesture, or work, your non-dominant hand is often more visible to others.
- Traditional: This has been the convention for delicate bracelets since they became popular.
But there's no rule:
Some people prefer wearing it on their dominant wrist. If that feels right to you, do it.
Some wear tennis bracelets on both wrists, one on each side for symmetrical sparkle.
With a watch:
Many people wear their watch on one wrist and tennis bracelet on the other to avoid scratching.
Others stack them on the same wrist, the bracelet complements the watch beautifully.
What works:
Wear it where it feels comfortable and looks right to you.
Styling:
Tennis bracelets look elegant alone or paired with other jewellery. Many people wear them with round studs or oval studs for cohesive styling.
Should I choose 2mm or 3mm for my tennis bracelet?
The choice depends on how you intend to wear it.
2mm, Refined and minimal
Delicate by design. The 2mm tennis bracelet is built for stacking, layering with watches, other bracelets, or worn in multiples. Its subtle presence makes it ideal for those who prefer understated elegance or wish to create their own layered aesthetic.
3mm, Bellari's signature
Our most chosen size. The 3mm offers balanced presence, noticeable without excess. It can be worn alone as a statement or paired with our matching tennis necklace. This is the size we recommend for those seeking a single, versatile piece.
On proportions:
Both sizes feature the same round brilliant-cut moissanite stones, precision-set for maximum fire. The difference is purely in scale and intended styling.
The 2mm sits closer to the wrist, creating a refined line. The 3mm offers more surface for light to refract, resulting in greater visual impact.
If you're uncertain, the 3mm is the enduring choice. It has remained our signature for a reason, the proportion simply works.
We get asked all the time, and yes, the 3mm is our most ordered tennis bracelet
Styling & Wearing:
Can you stack tennis bracelets?
"Can you stack tennis bracelets?"
Absolutely, it creates beautiful, layered sparkle.
How stacking works:
- Two tennis bracelets: One on each wrist for symmetrical elegance. Or both on the same wrist for bold sparkle.
- Three or more: Multiple bracelets on one wrist creates dramatic, intentional glamour.
- Mix sizes: Our 2mm and 3mm bracelets look beautiful stacked together, varied widths create visual interest.
Why people stack:
- More sparkle: Multiple continuous lines of brilliance.
- Personal style: Bold, confident, glamorous.
- Special occasions: Stacked tennis bracelets feel formal and celebratory, perfect for weddings, galas, or significant events.
What looks elegant:
- All the same: Multiple identical bracelets (all 2mm or all 3mm) for cohesive sparkle.
- Mixed widths: 2mm + 3mm together for textured elegance.
- With other bracelets: Tennis bracelet + simple chain bracelets or bangles for layered styling.
Practical considerations:
- Comfort: Multiple bracelets add weight. Make sure they're comfortable for extended wear.
- Movement: They'll shift and stack naturally as you move, part of the charm.
Styling:
Stacked tennis bracelets pair beautifully with our tennis necklace for complete formal elegance, or with simple round studs to balance the bold wrist sparkle.
Does this tennis bracelet come in gold?
Our current range of tennis bracelets are crafted in rhodium-plated premium 925 sterling silver, which provides a brilliant white finish similar to white gold or platinum.
Why rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver:
Rhodium is part of the platinum family, hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant, and maintains its white brilliance without yellowing over time.
The plating creates a protective barrier over the 925 sterling silver base, offering both durability and aesthetic longevity.
The result is a white metal finish that complements moissanite's colorless brilliance while remaining accessible.
On solid gold:
We currently offer our tennis bracelets exclusively in rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver. This allows us to maintain the quality and craftsmanship we're known for while keeping the piece attainable.
The material choice is intentional, we've prioritised the stone quality and setting precision over precious metal weight.
Can you wear a tennis bracelet every day?
"Can you wear a tennis bracelet every day?"
Yes, that's exactly what they're designed for.
Why Bellari tennis bracelets work for daily wear:
- Comfortable: The flexible chain moves with your wrist. Lightweight enough to forget you're wearing it.
- Versatile: Elegant enough for evening, refined enough for daily life. Works with casual jeans or formal dresses.
- Secure: The clasp (with safety mechanism) keeps it securely fastened through daily activities.
- Classic design: Never feels wrong or out of place, no matter what you're wearing.
What daily wear looks like:
Many people put their tennis bracelet on and leave it on for weeks, only removing it to clean or switch to other jewellery.
It becomes part of your daily style, like wearing your favourite [round studs](link to round) every day.
Caring for daily wear:
- Clean regularly: Daily wear means natural oils and lotions build up. Clean monthly with gentle soap and soft brush.
- Check the clasp: Every few months, check that the clasp still closes securely.
- Remove for: Very rough activities (heavy lifting, intensive sports), showering (soap residue), or swimming (chlorine).
Complete daily styling:
Many people wear tennis bracelet + tennis necklace + round studs as their everyday jewellery, simple, elegant, complete.
Which wrist should I wear my tennis bracelet on?
"Which wrist should I wear my tennis bracelet on?"
Most people wear it on their non-dominant wrist, left wrist if you're right-handed.
Why the non-dominant wrist:
- Less wear: Your non-dominant hand experiences less impact with surfaces (desks, tables, counters). Less wear on the bracelet.
- More visible: When you write, gesture, or work, your non-dominant hand is often more visible to others.
- Traditional: This has been the convention for delicate bracelets since they became popular.
But there's no rule:
Some people prefer wearing it on their dominant wrist. If that feels right to you, do it.
Some wear tennis bracelets on both wrists, one on each side for symmetrical sparkle.
With a watch:
Many people wear their watch on one wrist and tennis bracelet on the other to avoid scratching.
Others stack them on the same wrist, the bracelet complements the watch beautifully.
What works:
Wear it where it feels comfortable and looks right to you.
Styling:
Tennis bracelets look elegant alone or paired with other jewellery. Many people wear them with round studs or oval studs for cohesive styling.
Should I choose 2mm or 3mm for my tennis bracelet?
The choice depends on how you intend to wear it.
2mm, Refined and minimal
Delicate by design. The 2mm tennis bracelet is built for stacking, layering with watches, other bracelets, or worn in multiples. Its subtle presence makes it ideal for those who prefer understated elegance or wish to create their own layered aesthetic.
3mm, Bellari's signature
Our most chosen size. The 3mm offers balanced presence, noticeable without excess. It can be worn alone as a statement or paired with our matching tennis necklace. This is the size we recommend for those seeking a single, versatile piece.
On proportions:
Both sizes feature the same round brilliant-cut moissanite stones, precision-set for maximum fire. The difference is purely in scale and intended styling.
The 2mm sits closer to the wrist, creating a refined line. The 3mm offers more surface for light to refract, resulting in greater visual impact.
If you're uncertain, the 3mm is the enduring choice. It has remained our signature for a reason, the proportion simply works.
We get asked all the time, and yes, the 3mm is our most ordered tennis bracelet
Moissanite Tennis Bracelets:
What is moissanite?
"What is moissanite?"
Moissanite is silicon carbide, a gemstone discovered by Henri Moissan in 1893.
The brilliance:
Moissanite's refractive index (2.65-2.69) creates exceptional fire. More rainbow sparkle than diamond, which is why it's particularly beautiful in classic cuts like round brilliant and in pieces like tennis bracelets.
Our selection:
Bellari uses only D-colour, VVS1 clarity moissanite, completely colourless with virtually no inclusions. This ensures clean, intense brilliance in every piece.
In our designs:
The round brilliant cut, unchanged since 1919, showcases moissanite's fire beautifully. Our round studs, tennis bracelets, and eternity bands feature classic geometry that will look elegant for decades.
Do moissanite tennis bracelets sparkle like diamonds?
"Do moissanite tennis bracelets sparkle like diamonds?"
Yes, moissanite creates MORE fire than diamond.
Why moissanite sparkles intensely:
Moissanite's higher refractive index means light bends more dramatically as it enters the stone. This creates more rainbow flashes, what we call "fire."
In tennis bracelets specifically, this is stunning. The continuous line of stones creates constant sparkle as you move, every small wrist movement catches light.
What you'll see:
- Brilliant rainbow fire: More colourful sparkle than diamond tennis bracelets.
- Consistent sparkle: Because the stones go all the way around, you see sparkle from every angle.
- Movement: As your wrist moves, different stones catch light, creates dynamic, living sparkle.
Our quality:
D-colour, VVS1 clarity moissanite ensures clean, intense fire. The stones are completely colourless with virtually no inclusions, nothing to interrupt the sparkle.
In different lighting:
- Natural daylight: Shows the rainbow fire beautifully.
- Evening/restaurant lighting: Creates elegant flashes as you gesture.
- Professional photography: Captures the brilliance gorgeously, perfect for special occasions.
Complete sparkle:
Pair with our tennis necklace for continuous sparkle at wrist and neck, or with any of our brilliant-cut moissanite earrings for cohesive fire.
What's the difference between moissanite and diamond tennis bracelets?
"What's the difference between moissanite and diamond tennis bracelets?"
Moissanite creates more fire (rainbow sparkle) than diamond.
The brilliance:
- Moissanite: Higher refractive index (2.65-2.69) means more light bending = more rainbow flashes. Particularly noticeable in tennis bracelets where continuous stones create constant sparkle.
- Diamond: Lower refractive index (2.42) creates more white brilliance, less rainbow fire.
Visual difference:
To most people, both look like continuous brilliant sparkle. The difference: moissanite has more colourful fire.
Even jewellers sometimes need testing equipment to differentiate them visually.
Quality matters:
- Our moissanite: D-colour (completely colourless), VVS1 clarity. This matches high-grade diamond appearance.
- Lower-grade moissanite: Can have yellow/grey tints or visible inclusions. This creates the "moissanite doesn't look like diamond" reputation.
The design:
Whether moissanite or diamond, tennis bracelet design is identical, continuous line of individually set stones on flexible chain.
What this means:
You're getting the timeless tennis bracelet design with exceptional moissanite brilliance. More fire than diamond, same elegant styling.
Complete moissanite jewellery:
Our tennis necklace, eternity bands, and all our moissanite earrings feature the same D-colour, VVS1 moissanite, cohesive quality across your collection.
Occasions & Gifting:
Are tennis bracelets good gifts?
"Are tennis bracelets good gifts?"
They're excellent gifts, timeless, elegant, and genuinely wearable.
Why tennis bracelets make meaningful gifts:
- Actually worn: Unlike jewellery that sits in a box, tennis bracelets are worn regularly. The recipient will genuinely use and treasure it.
- Timeless: Won't feel dated in five, ten, or twenty years. It's a lasting piece.
- Versatile: Works for every age, every style, every occasion. You don't need to worry if it suits them, it will.
- Significant: The continuous sparkle feels special and intentional, appropriate for meaningful moments.
Perfect gift occasions:
- Anniversaries: 5th, 10th, 25th, 50th. The continuous stones echo eternity symbolism.
- Milestone birthdays: 30th, 40th, 50th, 60th.
- Wedding gifts: From groom to bride, parents to daughter, or bridal party gifts.
- Achievements: Graduations, promotions, significant accomplishments.
- Valentine's Day: Romantic and elegant.
- Mother's Day: From children or partner.
- "Just because": When you want to give something meaningful.
Size considerations:
- Full size guide here
- Or consider: Our Bellari Gift Card, let them choose their perfect size and style. Delivered instantly via email, it's seamless when you want to give something meaningful but let them select what they love most.
Complete gifting:
Many people gift tennis bracelet + tennis necklace as a matched set for weddings or significant anniversaries. Or tennis bracelet + moissanite stud earrings for anniversary jewellery.
Is a tennis bracelet a good anniversary gift?
"Is a tennis bracelet a good anniversary gift?"
Yes, the continuous circle of stones carries beautiful symbolism.
Why tennis bracelets suit anniversaries:
- Eternity symbolism: The unbroken circle of stones represents endless love, perfect for celebrating lasting commitment.
- Actually worn: This becomes jewellery they wear daily, a constant reminder of your milestone.
- Timeless & Formal: Feels significant and intentional for marking important years.
Which anniversaries:
- Early anniversaries (1st-5th): Shows commitment and celebration of building your life together.
- Milestone anniversaries (10th, 25th, 50th): The elegance and symbolism suit major milestones.
- Any anniversary: The continuous circle of stones is always appropriate for celebrating marriage.
Pairing:
Many people gift tennis bracelet + eternity band for major anniversaries, both feature continuous stones and carry eternity symbolism.
Or tennis bracelet + tennis necklace as a matched anniversary set.
With anniversary bands:
If they already have an eternity band, the tennis bracelet complements it beautifully, the wrist version of their anniversary ring.
Can you give a tennis bracelet for a wedding?
"Can you give a tennis bracelet for a wedding?"
Absolutely, tennis bracelet is a classic bridal jewellery choice.
Who gives tennis bracelets for weddings:
- Groom to bride: Wedding morning gift. She wears it during the ceremony, elegant and meaningful.
- Parents to bride/groom: Celebratory gift to mark the significant occasion.
- Bridesmaids gifts: Many brides gift matching tennis bracelets to their bridesmaids, creates cohesive styling for wedding photos.
- Wedding guests: Appropriate gift for close friends or family members getting married.
For the bride:
Tennis bracelets are classic bridal jewellery. Many brides wear them on their wedding day, often paired with tennis necklace and round studs or oval studs
Tennis bracelets make elegant, wearable bridesmaid gifts. Everyone wears them on the wedding day, then keeps them as lasting gifts.
Our 2mm width works beautifully for bridesmaids, refined elegance without overwhelming.
Size for gifting:
Read our size guide here
Complete bridal jewellery:
- Bride: Tennis necklace + tennis bracelet + oval studs
- Bridesmaids: Tennis bracelets + round studs
What's a good alternative if I'm unsure about size or style?
"What's a good alternative if I'm unsure about size or style?"
Our Bellari Gift Card let them choose what they love.
Why gift cards work beautifully:
- Perfect fit guaranteed: They select their exact size, no guessing measurements.
- Their preferred style: Maybe they want a tennis bracelet, or maybe they'd prefer our tennis necklace, eternity band, or earrings studs collection. They choose what feels most like them.
- Instant delivery: Delivered via email immediately, perfect for last-minute gifting.
- Multiple denominations: Choose the amount that suits your budget and occasion.
- Still meaningful: You're giving beautiful jewellery, they just get to select the specifics.
When gift cards make sense:
- Unsure about wrist size: Especially if you can't measure
- Don't know their style: Some people prefer 2mm, others 3mm. Let them choose.
- Want them involved: For significant purchases (weddings, major anniversaries), some people appreciate selecting their own.
- Multiple options: Maybe they'd prefer tennis bracelet + [round studs](link to round) instead of just the bracelet.
How it works:
Purchase the [Bellari Gift Card](link to gift card) in your chosen amount. It's delivered instantly via email. They browse our collection and select what they love—perfect size, perfect style.
What they can choose:
- Tennis bracelet in their perfect size
- Tennis necklace
- Eternity bands
- [Round studs](link to round), [oval studs](link to oval), [emerald studs](link to emerald), [radiant studs](link to radiant), or [pear studs](link to pear)
- Any combination that fits the gift card amount
Care & Maintenance:
How do you clean a tennis bracelet?
"How do you clean a tennis bracelet?"
Gentle soap, soft brush, warm water.
Regular cleaning (monthly for daily wear):
- Fill a small bowl with warm (not hot) water
- Add a drop of gentle dish soap
- Use a soft toothbrush to gently brush each stone
- Rinse thoroughly under warm running water
- Pat dry with soft, lint-free cloth
- Use a cool air setting (such as a hair dryer) can be used to assist drying
Why regular cleaning matters:
Daily wear means natural skin oils, lotions, and environmental residue build up on stones. This dulls sparkle.
Regular cleaning keeps the continuous line of stones brilliant.
What to avoid:
- Harsh chemicals (bleach, chlorine, harsh cleaners)
- Ultrasonic cleaners (can loosen settings over time)
- Abrasive materials (rough cloths, paper towels)
- Very hot water (can affect metal)
Professional cleaning:
Consider professional cleaning yearly if you wear your tennis bracelet daily.
Between cleanings:
Wipe gently with soft cloth after wearing, removes daily oils and keeps sparkle fresh.
Storage:
Store separately from other jewellery to prevent scratching. Our velvet packaging works beautifully.
How long do tennis bracelets last?
"How long do tennis bracelets last?"
With proper care, a lifetime.
Moissanite longevity:
Moissanite is 9.25 on Mohs hardness scale (diamond is 10). This means:
- Won't scratch from daily wear
- Won't cloud or become hazy
- Won't fade or change colour
- Sparkles identically in 20 years as it does today
Setting longevity:
Our rhodium-plated sterling silver won't tarnish or oxidise. The four-claw settings secure each stone individually, if one ever loosens (rare), you notice immediately.
What "proper care" means:
- Clean monthly: Keeps sparkle brilliant (see FAQ 21 for cleaning method)
- Check clasp: Every few months, ensure clasp still closes securely
- Professional inspection: Yearly check if you wear daily (jeweller verifies all settings)
- Remove for: Very rough activities, showering, swimming in chlorinated pools
Why tennis bracelets last:
The design is simple and proven, flexible chain, individual settings, secure clasp. No complicated mechanisms to fail.
The quality of materials matters, our D-colour, VVS1 moissanite and rhodium-plated silver ensure lasting beauty.
Passed down:
Many tennis bracelets become heirloom pieces, passed through generations. The timeless design and lasting materials make this possible.
Complete collection:
Our tennis necklace, eternity bands, and our Bellari moissanite stud earrings feature the same lasting quality, jewellery you'll treasure for decades.
Are sterling silver moissanite bracelets durable?
"Are sterling silver moissanite bracelets durable?"
Yes, 925 sterling silver provides durable, beautiful setting for moissanite bracelets when rhodium-plated for brightness and tarnish resistance.
- Sterling silver quality for moissanite:
925 sterling silver: 92.5% pure silver, 7.5% other metals (typically copper), industry standard for silver jewellery. - Durability: Strong enough for everyday bracelet wear, the copper alloy adds structural strength pure silver lacks.
- Bright white finish: When rhodium-plated, sterling silver creates the same bright white appearance as white gold or platinum.
- Moissanite compatibility: The white metal showcases moissanite's brilliance beautifully, no colour cast affecting stone appearance.
Rhodium plating importance:
What it does:
- Creates bright, mirror-like white finish
- Prevents tarnishing (silver's main limitation)
- Matches white gold aesthetic
- Protects underlying silver
How long it lasts:
- 1-2 years with regular wear
- Can be re-plated when it wears thin
- Simple, affordable jeweller service
Sterling silver vs precious metals:
Sterling silver (rhodium-plated):
- Beautiful bright white appearance
- Durable for everyday wear
- Requires occasional rhodium re-plating
- Excellent value for moissanite showcase
Visual difference: When rhodium-plated, sterling silver looks identical to white gold, the difference is metal value, not appearance.
Tennis bracelet specific considerations:
Sterling silver works beautifully for tennis bracelets:
- The continuous setting provides structural support
- Rhodium plating prevents tarnish between stones
- Lightweight comfortable wear
- Moissanite stones are the star, metal is support structure
Where It Began.
Bellari was founded in Sydney, Australia by Kay and Dino, inspired by a single tennis bracelet that became a symbol of timeless style.