Platinum, Gold, Zambian Emerald and Diamond Tennis Bracelet
At a glance
Shape
Emerald Cut
Carat
On Request
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
Gold Platinum
The tennis bracelet format rarely appears in colored stone, and rarer still executed across two metals simultaneously, which makes this piece a genuine departure from the expected. Zambian emerald and diamond run in continuous, edge-to-edge rhythm along a combined platinum and gold construction, the platinum providing secure settings for the emerald's more vulnerable corners while gold introduces warmth into the overall tone of the piece as it catches light. It stands apart within our current offering precisely because so few tennis bracelets attempt this particular combination of colored stone and dual-metal construction at once.
Total carat weight and individual stone grading remain available on request, and we recommend independent verification of Zambian origin given how directly that provenance affects value within the emerald market specifically. Emerald-cut stones set in a continuous line demand exceptional precision in prong work, since any inconsistency in spacing or angle becomes immediately visible across an unbroken run of stones in a way it might not in a more scattered design. The mixed-metal approach also reflects genuine technical ambition on the part of the original workshop, requiring two distinct soldering and finishing processes to be integrated seamlessly into a single, cohesive line.
Worn, the bracelet performs with all the effortless, all-occasion versatility the tennis silhouette is known for, while its emerald content gives it a distinctive presence an all-diamond line bracelet cannot match. It suits a collector who wants the familiar, wearable tennis format without defaulting to diamond alone, offering color and classic construction in a single piece. The combination of two metals also broadens its styling range considerably, allowing it to sit comfortably against both warm gold jewelry and cooler platinum or white metal pieces without visual conflict. As a holding, fine Zambian emerald set in this quantity and format remains a genuinely scarce category within the broader tennis bracelet market. Clients who already collect tennis bracelets in diamond alone often describe this piece as a natural next acquisition, broadening a familiar format into color without abandoning its practical, everyday wearability.
Independent certification confirming Zambian origin is available on request, and our specialists can discuss the piece's mixed-metal construction in further detail. This bracelet has entered the Legacy collection as a distinctive colored-stone tennis bracelet. We welcome collectors drawn to this less common format to reach out and arrange a private viewing with our team. Our advisors are glad to walk through exactly how the two settings were joined during original manufacture, a technical detail some clients find as compelling as the gemstones themselves.
Specifications
- Metal: Gold Platinum
- Form: Tennis
- Cut / Shape: Emerald Cut
- Gemstones: Emerald
- Carat Weight
- On Request
- Shape
- Emerald Cut
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- Gold Platinum
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-HJ-0256
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White-glove delivery — for qualifying pieces, our concierge arranges in-person delivery to your residence or private office.
3-day exclusive hold — your reservation holds the piece privately for 3 days, fully refundable.
Independently certified — to your choice of GIA, IGI or HRD on request; documents shared privately with verified acquirers.
Authentication guarantee — if any piece does not match its stated specifications, full money-back refund.
Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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The tennis bracelet format rarely appears in colored stone, and rarer still executed across two metals simultaneously, which makes this piece a genuine departure from the expected. Zambian emerald and diamond run in continuous, edge-to-edge rhythm along a combined platinum and gold construction, the platinum providing secure settings for the emerald's more vulnerable corners while gold introduces warmth into the overall tone of the piece as it catches light. It stands apart within our current offering precisely because so few tennis bracelets attempt this particular combination of colored stone and dual-metal construction at once.
Total carat weight and individual stone grading remain available on request, and we recommend independent verification of Zambian origin given how directly that provenance affects value within the emerald market specifically. Emerald-cut stones set in a continuous line demand exceptional precision in prong work, since any inconsistency in spacing or angle becomes immediately visible across an unbroken run of stones in a way it might not in a more scattered design. The mixed-metal approach also reflects genuine technical ambition on the part of the original workshop, requiring two distinct soldering and finishing processes to be integrated seamlessly into a single, cohesive line.
Worn, the bracelet performs with all the effortless, all-occasion versatility the tennis silhouette is known for, while its emerald content gives it a distinctive presence an all-diamond line bracelet cannot match. It suits a collector who wants the familiar, wearable tennis format without defaulting to diamond alone, offering color and classic construction in a single piece. The combination of two metals also broadens its styling range considerably, allowing it to sit comfortably against both warm gold jewelry and cooler platinum or white metal pieces without visual conflict. As a holding, fine Zambian emerald set in this quantity and format remains a genuinely scarce category within the broader tennis bracelet market. Clients who already collect tennis bracelets in diamond alone often describe this piece as a natural next acquisition, broadening a familiar format into color without abandoning its practical, everyday wearability.
Independent certification confirming Zambian origin is available on request, and our specialists can discuss the piece's mixed-metal construction in further detail. This bracelet has entered the Legacy collection as a distinctive colored-stone tennis bracelet. We welcome collectors drawn to this less common format to reach out and arrange a private viewing with our team. Our advisors are glad to walk through exactly how the two settings were joined during original manufacture, a technical detail some clients find as compelling as the gemstones themselves.
Specifications
- Metal: Gold Platinum
- Form: Tennis
- Cut / Shape: Emerald Cut
- Gemstones: Emerald
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