Tennis Necklace

Express your style and personality by wearing a glamorous diamond tennis necklace. Perfect for wearing with everyday outfits, formal attire, and other occasion wear, our tennis necklaces can be worn alone or stacked together to show off your unique fashion style.

We have carat weights to suit a variety of budgets, designs, and personal preferences, so we’re confident you’ll be able to find a gold diamond tennis necklace to match your needs, style, and occasion. The carat weights of our diamond tennis necklaces vary between 3 carats and 9 carats on average, but we also have the Graduated Diamond Tennis Necklace that features a 15-carat weight that you can have made to order. Different carat weights suit different occasions, so if you’re unsure about what carat weight you want, you can speak to one of our customer care team members to find out more.

Four main factors are considered when it comes to determining the quality of a gold diamond tennis necklace. These are the cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. Below you can find out a bit more about each one.

Cut: High-quality diamonds will be cut in a way that results in their ability to reflect light both evenly and efficiently.
Color: Colorless diamonds are the most valuable diamonds, closely followed by nearly colorless diamonds. All of the diamonds we use at Ring Concierge are colorless.
Clarity: Diamond clarity takes into consideration how many blemishes and inclusions are present in a diamond. The highest quality diamonds have the least inclusions and blemishes. Inclusions are crystals or minerals that become trapped inside a diamond during formation, while blemishes are marks on a diamond’s surface.
Carat weight: Carat weight measures a diamond's overall size. Larger diamonds are generally more valuable and have a higher carat weight, however, this is not always the case, as the other factors need to be taken into consideration, too.

When it comes to choosing a women’s tennis necklace, there are several metals and styles to consider. A white gold diamond tennis necklace is silver in color which gives the diamonds a bright and sparkling appearance. White gold reflects the light more evenly than rose gold or yellow gold, but both of these metals are still popular.

Yellow gold compliments a wide variety of skin tones and can also make diamonds appear brighter and larger. Its warm yellow appearance is created by its copper content, so the more yellow the necklace is, the higher the copper content.

Rose gold has become an extremely popular choice among women, as it’s rated for its feminine and stylish appearance. It’s created from yellow gold and copper and is pink in color. The more copper that’s present in a rose gold diamond tennis necklace, the deeper pink it will be in color. Rose gold is also well-known for making diamonds look warmer and softer.

When you’re not wearing your gold tennis necklace, you want to ensure you’re storing it correctly to prevent it from becoming tangled or damaged. Keeping your necklace in a box or hanging it from a jewelry hook will ensure your necklace stays tangle-free and reduce the chances of your necklace getting damaged.

One of the things that will help to protect the longevity of your favorite tennis necklace is keeping it far away from harsh chemicals including hairsprays, lotions, perfumes, and other cosmetics. These chemicals, alongside other household chemicals such as cleaning products and bleach, can harm the diamonds in your tennis necklace and damage the metal, too.

It’s also important to clean your gold diamond tennis necklace if you want it to maintain its luster and extend its life. If you’re unsure of how to clean your tennis necklace properly, follow the steps below:

1. Remove your necklace and make sure to clasp it to prevent the chain from tangling. 2. Pour a small amount of dish soap into a bowl of lukewarm water and make sure you have a toothbrush you don’t use close by. 3. Dip the end of the toothbrush into the dish soap mixture and then gently scrub the gold and diamonds of your necklace. 4. Once your necklace is free from dirt and residue, rinse it in water and then gently pat the necklace dry with a microfiber cloth.