Red is the loudest colour you can put on a wrist, and that is the point of it. Everything here is 18K gold-plated 316L stainless steel — waterproof, sweatproof, tarnish-free and hypoallergenic — so the red stays red and the metal keeps its colour through showers, swims and sunscreen.
The piece to know is the ruby tennis bracelet: one continuous line of deep red stones, set link by link, with no pendant and no drop. It is the same tennis silhouette you would normally buy in white, in a colour that reads warm, confident and slightly vintage — and because the stone is cubic zirconia, the red runs evenly from the first link to the last and never clouds. What that also means is that it is a ruby-coloured line and not a mined ruby, so there is no resale value attached to it. That is the trade, and it is why a bracelet that looks like this costs what it costs.
Beyond the tennis line, the collection runs from dainty red hearts and charms for a softer, more everyday read, to red string and knot styles which carry a bit of fortune-wearing meaning with them. Red is also the one colour that works as a gift without knowing much about the person, because it flatters almost every skin tone and almost every outfit that is not already bright.
To wear it: let red be the only colour you are wearing. Against black, cream, denim or grey it reads intentional; against three other brights it reads busy. Sizing runs 6.5 to 7 inches with the measurement on every listing, and every clasp has a safety catch.
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If it is the line you want rather than the colour, the tennis bracelets collection is the full range and the tennis jewelry collection carries the same setting as a necklace and a ring. The blue bracelets are the cool end of the same idea, the emerald bracelets are the green one, and the gemstone jewelry and bracelets collections cover everything else. To read more first, our tennis bracelet guide covers sizing and clasps.
