A lab-grown diamond tennis bracelet is a flexible line of individually set lab-grown diamonds, and the number that shapes how it looks is the total carat weight: the combined weight of every stone. Our lab-grown tennis bracelets run from 6.69 ct total weight to 9.20 ct, in 14k white gold, priced from $2,349.99 to $3,309.99.
What does "total carat weight" mean on a tennis bracelet?
It is the weight of all the diamonds added together, not the size of any one stone. A carat is a unit of weight: under the FTC's Jewelry Guides, "A carat is a standard unit of weight for a diamond and is equivalent to 200 milligrams (1/5 gram). A point is one one-hundredth (1/100) of a carat." (16 CFR 23.18)
That is why every bracelet below is labeled "TW." An 8.14 ct TW bracelet is a line of smaller stones that weigh 8.14 carats together; it is not an 8-carat stone. Two bracelets with similar total weight can still look different depending on how many stones are used and how they are set.
Our lab-grown tennis bracelets, side by side
| Bracelet | Total weight | Length | Metal | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic lab-grown tennis bracelet | 6.69 ct TW | 7 in | 14k white gold | $2,349.99 |
| Emerald-style lab-grown tennis bracelet | 7.75 ct TW | 7 in | 14k white gold | $2,999.99 |
| High-carat lab-grown tennis bracelet | 8.14 ct TW | 7 in | 14k white gold | $3,309.99 |
| Lab-grown tennis bracelet, longer fit | 9.20 ct TW | 8 in | 14k white gold | $2,999.99 |
Prices are as listed on our site on October 21, 2026. Price does not track total weight alone, so it is worth seeing two side by side before you decide.
Classic or emerald-style?
A classic tennis bracelet is a single row of round stones, the look most people picture. Our 7.75 ct TW bracelet uses an emerald-inspired layout instead, for a more architectural line on the wrist. If you already wear an emerald-cut ring, it is the natural match; with a round solitaire, the classic style usually reads cleaner.
7 inches or 8 inches?
Seven inches is the length of three of our four lab-grown tennis bracelets. The 9.20 ct TW bracelet is 8 inches for a looser fit or a larger wrist. The simplest way to choose is to measure a bracelet you already wear comfortably, or come in and try both lengths on.
Want something lighter for every day?
If a full tennis bracelet is more than you want, we also carry slimmer lab-grown diamond bracelets in 7-inch lengths: 0.75 ct TW in 14k yellow gold ($599.99), 1.37 ct TW in 14k yellow gold ($799.99) and 1.65 ct TW in 14k white gold ($849.99). They layer well with a watch or a tennis bracelet.
What to check before you buy any tennis bracelet
- The name says lab-grown. Federal guidance requires the qualifier right before "diamond" (16 CFR 23.25). Ours are named that way on every page.
- Total weight is labeled TW. A single carat number with no "TW" on a multi-stone piece is unclear.
- The clasp closes securely. Our general tennis bracelet guide covers clasps and safety catches.
- The bracelet moves freely. Each link should flex without stiff spots.
Going for a full set? Our 13.8 ct TW lab-grown diamond tennis necklace ($5,199.99, 17 inches, 14k white gold) is made in the same style.
Try them on in Paramus
Browse all lab-grown diamond bracelets, or book a visit to compare lengths and styles on your own wrist at our showroom inside The Jewelry Center on Route 4.
Prestige Diamonds NJ
327 E State Route 4, Paramus, NJ 07652
(201) 488-4280
