Tennis Chains 6

About Tennis Chains

The tennis chain, done six ways. 3MM, 4MM and 5MM widths across three-prong and four-prong settings.

Width is the volume dial. The 3MM sits clean on the collarbone. The 5MM is full coverage. The 4MM is the middle ground — noticeable without being loud.

The setting changes the look. Four prongs hold each stone from four points: more metal, more security. Three prongs show more stone.

Every one comes in silver, gold and rose gold, in 18", 20", 22" and 24". Layering: run a 3MM at 18" over a 5MM at 22" and the two read as two.

Men's Tennis Chains In Silver, Gold And Rose Gold

Silver is rhodium over a palladium barrier layer — cooler and brighter than a plain silver tone. Gold and rose gold are plated in their own finish, not rhodium. Rose gold sits between the two and mixes with either. All three carry the same core and the same hand-set stones.

How They're Built

Solid brass base, cast by lost wax. Never hollow. 5A cubic zirconia, hand-set one at a time in an unbroken row. Nickel-free to UK standards.

Dispatched from Manchester. 12 months, one free replacement. 14-day returns. Faults are on us. Wear isn't.