Pear cut tennis necklaces in yellow gold

A tennis necklace features diamonds linked together one after the other on a tennis chain (named after its similarity in appearance to strings in a tennis racket). The diamonds are the main feature of the necklace; the chain and setting are minimal, creating a bold and elegant all-diamond look.

Yes, a tennis necklace can be worn every day, especially for those who appreciate the beauty of diamonds and enjoy wearing them often. As long as the necklace is well-crafted and properly cared for to prevent damage, it’s perfectly fine to make it a regular part of your attire. Its timeless elegance can effortlessly elevate any look

A tennis necklace is named after the tennis bracelet, which gained its name during a 1987 tennis match when professional player Chris Evert famously lost her diamond bracelet on the court. The game was paused to search for the bracelet, and the incident popularized the term "tennis bracelet" for this style of continuous diamond jewelry. The term "tennis necklace" follows the same concept, referring to a similar style of an endless array of diamonds.

It's recommended to remove your tennis necklace before showering. Water, soap, and shampoo can cause a buildup of residue on the diamonds, diminishing their sparkle. Additionally, exposure to water and chemicals can weaken the metal over time, potentially leading to damage or wear. To keep your necklace looking its best, it's better to take it off before showering.