Spectators’ Dress Code at Wimbledon 2025
Sienna Miller’s flower-print short dress, Lily Collins’s tropical stripe dress, and Eshita Kabra and Sophie Hermann in crisp white — every celebrity look was completely unique. Pearls can always add a touch of elegance to any outfit, and they work beautifully. But true trendsetters like you don’t follow the textbook.
That’s why I would choose a diamond tennis bracelet. Its effortless brilliance complements every movement and every look without overpowering it. The tennis bracelet gives you confidence, as you catch glimpses of yourself with every motion. And if you want to express a bit more individuality, a tennis bracelet with coloured gemstones is a wonderful choice — subtle, yet unmistakably personal. Because real style isn’t about going further; it’s about being naturally yourself.
The Iconic History of the Tennis Bracelet
The tennis bracelet has long been celebrated as a symbol of elegance and sophistication. Its name originates from 1987 when tennis champion Chris Evert famously paused her U.S. Open match after her diamond bracelet slipped off, capturing global attention. Since then, the tennis bracelet has become a must-have piece in every luxury fine jewelry collection.
Why the Tennis Bracelet Remains a Timeless Luxury
Part of its enduring appeal lies in versatility. Whether worn daily as a subtle signature or paired with a glamorous evening gown on the red carpet, the tennis bracelet adapts effortlessly to any occasion. Its design highlights the brilliance of diamonds while remaining understated, allowing the wearer’s personality to shine.
MIYOCO’s Philosophy: Diamonds First, Gold Minimal
Q: What makes a tennis bracelet special for you as a designer?
Miyo: Every tennis bracelet is a delicate balance of comfort, elegance, and artistry. I pay attention to the perfect height, the invisible closure, and the fluid movement — so the bracelet feels luxurious without ever overwhelming the wrist.
Q: I’ve noticed your bracelets seem almost all diamonds — what’s the idea behind that?
Miyo: “Less gold is better” — a lesson I learned from my master goldsmiths in Valenza while working as an apprentice. Fine jewelry should celebrate the gemstones first. The gold should be as invisible as possible, not lighter in weight, but cleverly hidden using refined techniques. This creates a continuous river of brilliance and a sleek, modern look, letting each stone shine without distraction.
Q: Let me know your glimpse of style — would you choose a classic all-white tennis bracelet or play with colors?
Miyo: The all-white diamond bracelet is timeless and essential. You can still express yourself by choosing the color or shape of the gold, and the carat of the diamonds. But I also love exploring playful options. For example, if you wear a casual-chic monotone outfit, I would suggest a bracelet with contrast — alternating colored gemstones, mixed cuts, or bold tones — while still keeping the spirit of the tennis bracelet intact.
Playful Elegance: Colored Diamonds and Princess Cuts
While the classic all-white diamond tennis bracelet is essential, MIYOCO loves to explore playful variations. One example is a bracelet alternating oval-cut colored diamonds with round brilliants, and another crafted entirely in princess-cut diamonds.
These designs bring individuality and joy to an iconic jewel while remaining true to the spirit of the tennis bracelet — timeless, luminous, and exquisitely handcrafted in Valenza.
Your Signature Tennis Bracelet, Crafted for You
A tennis bracelet is more than an accessory — it is a legacy piece, crafted to reflect your style and story.
From the master craftsmanship of Valenza to your vision, every bracelet is meticulously designed to balance timeless elegance with your personal expression. Whether you choose classic diamonds or a playful mix of coloured gemstones, your bracelet will move effortlessly with you, capturing the light and confidence in every gesture.
Book your personal consultation today, and let us create a tennis bracelet that is truly yours, a jewel as unique as you are.
