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A tennis necklace is a single unbroken line of matched diamonds — and matching is the whole art. Every stone in the line must agree with its neighbours on colour, cut and life, which is why the House assembles these necklaces stone by stone from certified diamonds rather than buying finished chains. The collection runs from five-carat lines worn daily to graduated statements of fifty, ninety-five and one hundred carats — pieces our 100-carat graduated oval and 50-carat VVS line anchor.
From the strong five figures for a fine five-carat line into seven figures at museum weight — total carats, colour grade and the evenness of the match move the number. Each necklace carries one transparent price with its certificates shown first; there are no strike-throughs and no invented discounts.
A tennis line holds one stone size end to end; a rivière graduates — largest at the centre, tapering to the clasp. The rivière reads as an heirloom; the tennis line as a signature. The House makes both, and an advisor will place them side by side for you.
See the rivière collection, colored stones in the sapphire, ruby and emerald necklace rooms, or every necklace in the House. Brink's-insured delivery, USA and worldwide.