Lab-Grown Diamond Bezel Tennis Bracelets
A continuous line, framed stone by stone. A bezel tennis bracelet encloses every lab-grown diamond in a separate metal collar and hinges the collars into one flexible row. The result looks smoother and more graphic than a prong line. Metal and carat total weight are set per design, starting at 3 carats on most.
$2,909 $5,818
$3,592 $7,184
$5,022 $10,044
$2,183 $4,366
$2,403 $4,806
$5,682 $11,364
$4,882 $9,764
$5,672 $11,344
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Uniform, alternating or clustered
- Uniform: same-size stones in matching bezels, the classic bezel set tennis bracelet.
- Alternating: large and small bezels side by side for rhythm.
- Clustered: small groups or clover stations, some edged in milgrain for a vintage look.
Rounds or emerald cuts
Most designs use round brilliants for maximum sparkle. Some turn emerald cuts sideways across the wrist, others point them lengthwise, and their long step facets give broad flashes of light.
Weight, grades and metal
Most designs run from 3 to 15 carats total weight, graded E–G color with VVS to SI clarity. Choose white, yellow or rose gold in 10K or 14K, or Silvadium, sterling silver formulated against tarnish. Prices begin around $1,250, with most designs starting between about $2,150 and $3,550.
Daily wear and cleaning
Bezels shield every girdle, so a bezel tennis bracelet handles daily knocks better than an open prong line. Soak it in warm, soapy water and brush around each collar. Fasten the safety catch every time you wear it.
Lab-Grown Diamond Bezel Tennis Bracelets: Common Questions
What is a bezel tennis bracelet?
A bezel tennis bracelet is a flexible row of stones, each enclosed by a closed metal collar with no prongs. In this collection every collar holds a lab-grown diamond, and the collars hinge together to circle the wrist. That collar gives a smooth edge that resists snagging and shields the stones.
