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9 designs

Diamond Tennis Necklaces

The tennis necklace — the classic rivière: a continuous line of diamonds encircling the neck, every stone measured and matched to its neighbors. Nine designs — uniform, graduated, and mixed-cut — in lab-grown or natural diamonds, in 14K gold.

Delicate diamond tennis necklace in white gold on a woman’s neck — soft-light close-up, DAZZ

9 designs

Oval Diamond Tennis Necklace, Rose gold — DAZZ diamonds

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Pear Diamond Tennis Necklace, Rose gold — DAZZ diamonds

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Mixed Cuts Diamond Tennis Necklace, Rose gold — DAZZ diamonds

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Round Diamond Tennis Necklace, Rose gold — DAZZ diamonds

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Round Diamond Tennis Necklace, Rose gold — DAZZ diamonds

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Round Diamond Tennis Necklace, Rose gold — DAZZ diamonds

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Round Diamond Tennis Necklace, Rose gold — DAZZ diamonds

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How Much Does a Diamond Tennis Necklace Cost

A tennis necklace is measured by the total weight of the line — with us, from 8.06 to 47 carats, in nine designs. The price starts from $6,800 with lab-grown diamonds and $18,130 with natural diamonds, shipping included. Each is a rivière in the full sense of the word: every stone in the line is selected and measured against its neighbors, set in 14K gold and handmade in our own casting workshop.

Total WeightLab-Grown Diamonds — fromNatural Diamonds — from
8.06–12 ct$6,800$18,130
21.7–22.5 ct$13,140$61,180
39 ct$22,660$85,650
47 ct$21,750$116,020

Prices shown are starting prices and include shipping. Import duties and local taxes are not included. The final price depends on the design, cut, and weight you choose.

Uniform, Graduated, or Mixed — Three Ways to One Line

In a uniform necklace, all the stones are the same weight, and the presence stays constant along the full line — from the nape to the center of the neck. In a graduated necklace, the stones grow gradually toward the center: full presence at the front of the neck, a lighter touch at the nape. And in a mixed-cut necklace, different cuts sit side by side, a line that draws the eye to each stone individually. All three are built stone against stone, by hand.

Rivière or Tennis Necklace — the Same Piece

Why “tennis”? Because in 1987 a tennis match stopped so a player could search for a diamond bracelet that had fallen off — and the name stuck, for the necklace too. It is also called a rivière: a continuous line of diamonds encircling the neck. Whatever you call it, it is the same craft: each stone is selected, measured and set by hand, until the light flows without a break.

Questions & Answers

The tennis necklaces in the collection start from $6,800 with lab-grown diamonds, shipping included. Every design also shows a price for natural diamonds — the choice between them is a click away.