FLEX Tennis Necklace | White Gold & Diamonds

A tennis necklace features a continuous, symmetrical line of diamonds or precious gemstones. Each stone is set side by side to form a fluid, sparkling strand that rests on the collarbones. The necklace takes its name from the diamond "tennis bracelet" popularised after tennis player Chris Evert lost hers during a match in the 1980s. Its elegant and versatile design allows it to be worn as a subtle accent or the focal point of a look. This makes it a timeless and adaptable piece of jewellery.

It features tiny gemstones arranged in a tight, alternating pattern. The prongs often appear like additional diamonds, creating the illusion that the entire ring is covered in them.

Princess necklaces measure 18 to 20 inches (45 to 51cm) and rest just below the collarbone. This versatile and complementary length suits both formal and casual attire and is often referred to as the ‘standard’ necklace length. Although ‘princess’ can also specify ornate, gem-set styles, it now primarily refers to length and placement. It suits pendants that hang just below the collarbone.

A smooth, shiny surface that reflects light. It's created using abrasive compounds or a polishing wheel to remove imperfections from the metal.

Made up of 75% pure gold and 25% other alloys, such as palladium, silver and nickel. It's typically plated with rhodium to give it a bright, reflective finish when purchased. Still, this finish can wear off over time, revealing a more yellowish hue to the ring. 18k white gold has a richer colour and is less durable than its 9k counterpart.