The tennis collection
Fourteen months of daily wear.
Still looks like day one.
Most tennis bracelets under a hundred dollars don’t survive a summer. Here is what we do differently — and why it still costs $57.
- Free worldwide shipping
- Lifetime warranty
- 100,000+ customers
What is actually in it
Three things decide whether
a tennis bracelet lasts.
The core — steel, not copper
Copper is what turns a wrist green, and it is what most bracelets under a hundred dollars are made of underneath. Ours are built on stainless steel: it does not react with skin and it does not bend out of shape in a gym bag.
The finish — polished, not sprayed
A silver or 14K gold finish over that core. This is the layer you actually see, and the one most brands cut corners on — a thin coat sprayed over a soft metal is gone in a month, and then so is the piece.
The setting — one prong at a time
Every stone is 5A+ zircon, set by hand in its own prong — the same method a jeweller uses for a diamond. Glued stones catch on a sleeve and disappear. Set stones stay where they are put.
And if we are wrong, we replace it
Shower in it, train in it, swim in it, sleep in it. If it tarnishes, fades or marks your skin under normal wear, you get a new one. No time limit. We would not offer that if we were not confident about the three points above.
The part nobody explains
Why this is $57 and not $350
Same workshops. Same materials.
One of them has a shop on a high street.
| Typical $60 bracelet | Pureform | |
|---|---|---|
| Core material | Copper or brass | Stainless steel |
| Stones | Glued, often glass | 5A+ zircon, hand-set |
| Shower, sweat, salt water | Take it off | Leave it on |
| If it fades or tarnishes | Your problem | We replace it, for life |
| Boutique, distributor & importer margin | Included | None |
| What you pay | $300–$350 | from $57 |
We went to the workshops that produce for names you would recognise and asked what a piece costs to make properly. Then we removed the boutique, the distributor and the importer. What is left is the bracelet, and a price that reflects what the bracelet costs.
Find yours
Two cuts. Eight colours.
Three sizes.
Round reads classic. Square reads sharper.
Everything after that is yours to pick.
Tennis Bracelet
Sapphire Blue · Silver
$57 $69

Tennis Bracelet
Quartz · Silver
$57 $69

Tennis Bracelet
Onyx Black · Silver
$57 $69

Tennis Bracelet
Sapphire Blue · 14K Gold
$63 $75

Tennis Bracelet
Aquamarine Blue · Silver
$57 $69
Tennis Necklace
Sapphire Blue · Silver
$104 $139
Square Tennis Bracelet
Sapphire Blue · Silver
$59

Square Tennis Bracelet
Onyx Black · Silver
$59

Square Tennis Bracelet
Emerald Green · Silver
$59

Square Tennis Bracelet
Sapphire Blue · 18K Gold
$66
Square Tennis Bracelet 5mm
Sapphire Blue · Silver
$59

Square Tennis Bracelet
Ruby Red · Silver
$59
Worn daily by
100,000+
customers across Europe and the US — through showers, gyms and salt water.
Lifetime warranty
If it tarnishes, fades or breaks under normal wear, we replace it. No time limit.
Free worldwide shipping
On every order, no minimum. Tracked from the moment it leaves us.
Easy returns
Wrong size or wrong colour? Send it back. We would rather you wear something you like.
Before you ask
The questions we get most
Round or square — which should I get?
Round is the classic tennis line: softer, catches light from every angle, disappears under a cuff. Square is more structured and reads sharper on a bigger wrist. If you are buying your first one, round is what most people pick. If you already own one, square is the one that looks different next to it.
Will it turn my wrist green?
Green wrist comes from copper. Our tennis pieces are built on stainless steel, which does not react with skin the way copper does. And rather than just telling you that: if a piece ever marks your skin, tarnishes or fades under normal wear, the lifetime warranty replaces it.
Can I shower, swim and train with it on?
Yes. The tennis range is water-resistant and built for daily wear. Most of our customers put a piece on and never take it off — that is what it is made for.
What are the stones?
5A+ zircon, hand-set one prong at a time. 5A+ is the highest grade in that category: cut to the same proportions as a diamond and polished to throw the same kind of light. Not glass, and not glued in.
If it is this cheap, what is the catch?
There is not one — there is just no boutique, no distributor and no importer taking a cut. You are paying roughly what the piece costs to make well, plus our margin. That is the entire business.
What size do I need?
8″ fits most men. Take 7″ if you have a slim wrist, 9″ if you want it to sit loose. Every bracelet closes with a secure clasp, and if it is not right you can send it back.
How does Buy 2, Get 1 Free work?
Add three pieces to your cart and the cheapest one comes off at checkout. Mix and match across cuts, colours and sizes — no code needed.
Two cuts, eight colours
Pick two.
The third is on us.
Mix across the whole tennis range — round and square, silver and gold, any colour. The cheapest of the three comes off at checkout.
Claim your free piece Buy 2, Get 1 Free- Free worldwide shipping
- Lifetime warranty
- Easy returns




