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Questions We Hear Most
What is the US Open jewelry edit?
This gallery is Blue Nile's curated edit celebrating the US Open. An assortment of natural diamond tennis bracelets, tennis necklaces, rings, and earrings, alongside lustrous pearl jewelry, in 14K yellow and white gold. Each piece nods to the sport that gave tennis jewelry its name.
What is the connection between tennis and jewelry?
The link was forged at the US Open itself: during a 1978 match, champion Chris Evert's diamond line bracelet snapped and play was paused while she recovered it. The "tennis bracelet" was born on that court, and the style became one of jewelry's enduring icons — a continuous line of diamonds, secure enough for match play and refined enough for everything after. This edit celebrates that legacy each tournament season.
What pieces are included in this collection?
The edit spans natural diamond tennis bracelets, tennis necklaces that carry the same continuous diamond line to the neckline, diamond rings and earrings, and a selection of pearl jewelry. All in 14K yellow gold and white gold so that you can keep to one tone or mix metals and materials across pieces.
Are the diamonds in this collection natural?
Yes. The diamond pieces in this edit feature natural diamonds, reflecting Blue Nile's commitment to authenticity and lasting value.
What should I wear to the US Open?
Tennis jewelry is the natural choice — it's the one style literally named for the occasion. A diamond tennis bracelet with a crisp white outfit is the classic courtside look; add diamond studs or a tennis necklace to elevate it. Pearls bring a fresh alternative; a pearl strand or pearl earrings against tennis whites is a timeless, editorial pairing. For evening sessions under the lights, stack diamonds and pearls together for sparkle that holds its own glow.
How do I style tennis jewelry?
Wear a tennis bracelet solo as a classic statement, stack it with a bracelet or a watch, or pair it with a tennis necklace and diamond earrings for a fully coordinated set. Mixing yellow and white gold across pieces creates a modern, layered look.
Is tennis jewelry only for the tournament season?
Born from athletic wear, tennis jewelry is engineered with secure clasps and flexible settings that hold up to real movement, which is exactly why it transitions from a day at the Open to the office, dinners, and milestone occasions. The edit is curated for the season; the pieces are built for years.