The emerald-cut tennis bracelet, built for a man's wrist.
Most tennis bracelets use round brilliants. Meridian runs a single line of emerald-cut lab-grown diamonds, a step-cut shape with long, straight facets and clean corners. The cut is rarely offered on a men's tennis bracelet, and it reads as architecture rather than sparkle: measured, linear, and quietly serious on the wrist.
The diamonds. Lab-grown emerald-cut diamonds, 3 x 4mm each, 0.25ct per stone, D colour, VS clarity or better, held in a four-prong setting. Stone count and total weight rise with length, from 48 stones (about 12ct total) at 15cm to 68 stones (about 17ct total) at 21cm. Every stone sits in one unbroken line, closed by a secure clasp built for daily wear.
Choosing a length. 18cm to 21cm are the core men's fit. 15cm to 17cm are offered as well: wear one as a matching bracelet for a couple, or as a bolder, more architectural line on a smaller wrist.
Metal. Choose 9K, 14K or 18K gold, or PT950 platinum. One honest note on price: platinum currently sits below 18K gold, because the platinum metal itself costs less than 18K gold right now. We price on real material cost, so you see that difference rather than a fixed markup.
Delivery. Made to order in 2 to 3 weeks. Tennis bracelets and necklaces may take up to 4 weeks.
Care and guarantee. One year of free repair, and a 7-day exchange on any manufacturing defect. As each piece is made to order, we do not accept returns. We ship across Hong Kong and 14 other markets in Asia Pacific.
On certification. Every stone is 0.25ct, below the size at which independent grading is normally worthwhile, so certificates are not included as standard. IGI certification is available on request at HK$350 per stone.