Showing off my pretty and a question!

[SparklySue]

Hi all!

This is a bracelet that I acquired and I love it
I thought I looked a bit bougie wearing it with a t shirt and jeans but I think it’s ok to wear a tennis bracelet with casual wear.?

I know most wear theirs on the left but I feel it will scratch against my Apple Watch. It’s 3 ct total but the diamonds are all graduated sizes. I like that it goes from big to small.

I added pics so you can see! My question is
One of the safety clasps keeps coming undone. It almost looks like it needs to be pushed in or tightened. I don’t think it will fall off as it’s secure with one but it will bother me over time. I have a small wrist and the size is 7 in.

Any thoughts or advice is always appreciated!
Also let me know if you wear yours on left or right? I will add my other bangle hook on bracelet later. I just wear these 2 so far

 

[marymm]

Beautiful find! I am crazy about graduated diamond bracelets (and rings for that matter). I think it looks lovely on your right wrist with your cross bracelet. [I am right handed but just do not like the feel of anything on my right wrist, so I wear watch/bracelets on left wrist only]

I do recommend you have the safety clasp repaired as soon as possible, not so much because I fear the bracelet will drop off your wrist, but more because once that clasp is open, it can catch on something and damage the bracelet. Hopefully you have a local jeweler with a reputable bench; it should be a relatively easy, fast, inexpensive repair.

While it doesn't fit as closely as it could, personally I don't think I would resize it unless/until the time comes that I decide it is in fact over-loose and bothersome.

Enjoy!

 

[SparklySue]

Beautiful find! I am crazy about graduated diamond bracelets (and rings for that matter). I think it looks lovely on your right wrist with your cross bracelet. [I am right handed but just do not like the feel of anything on my right wrist, so I wear watch/bracelets on left wrist only]

I do recommend you have the safety clasp repaired as soon as possible, not so much because I fear the bracelet will drop off your wrist, but more because once that clasp is open, it can catch on something and damage the bracelet. Hopefully you have a local jeweler with a reputable bench; it should be a relatively easy, fast, inexpensive repair.

While it doesn't fit as closely as it could, personally I don't think I would resize it unless/until the time comes that I decide it is in fact over-loose and bothersome.

Enjoy!

Thank you!
I don’t have a jeweler but I can find one here- hope it’s not that expensive
Does it look to big on my wrist?

Yes I love it with my other bracelet! I will add my James Avery rope hook bracelet and that will complete my stack!

Thanks for the advice

 

[whitewave]

I love it! I do agree the beauty in a tennis bracelet is that you can make it dressy or casual.

my sapphire and Diamond bracelet actually fell off to the floor at a dinner and I didn’t even know. A man walking by saw it happened and stopped, picked it up and handed it to me. I was stunned.

I have thought about maybe adding a safety chain? Idk though.

 

[SparklySue]

I love it! I do agree the beauty in a tennis bracelet is that you can make it dressy or casual.

my sapphire and Diamond bracelet actually fell off to the floor at a dinner and I didn’t even know. A man walking by saw it happened and stopped, picked it up and handed it to me. I was stunned.

I have thought about maybe adding a safety chain? Idk though.

Oh no!
Thank goodness he found it!

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

I love it! I do agree the beauty in a tennis bracelet is that you can make it dressy or casual.

my sapphire and Diamond bracelet actually fell off to the floor at a dinner and I didn’t even know. A man walking by saw it happened and stopped, picked it up and handed it to me. I was stunned.

I have thought about maybe adding a safety chain? Idk though.

Ive lost two braclete (in the low hundreds only) but its put me off wearing any brackete - expensive or costume -
of course i did manage to find the $14.99 one i lost in long grass after retracing my steps for 25 min

@SparklySue any jewler in your town that has a bench will be able to fix it for you, it won't be hard

its not worth the risk of losing your beautiful braclete or doing damage to it - or to your clothes for that matter​

left hand ? Right hand ? Who cares - they are both your wrists
I always wore my watch on my right hand but now i don't wear one
I wear my cuff on my left hand to leave my right hand free for bracletes as they are eaiser for me to do up that way

....i need to replace that belcher braclete

 

[chere]

That’s a great size on you!

I don’t wear my CZ tennis bracelet often, but I like to wear it on my left with my watch. I don't like anything on my right.

I put on screen protectors on my Apple watch and I replace it every 3-6 months. Depends if I’m swim a lot or I forget to take it off when I dry my hair.

 

[LilAlex]

I thought I looked a bit bougie wearing it with a t shirt and jeans but I think it’s ok to wear a tennis bracelet with casual wear.?

Leather interior + real wood-grain trim = tennis bracelet suitable for "everyday-carry," as they say. Very pretty and wear-anywhere vibe.

I agree about getting it fixed. I would choose carefully where you take it -- preferably a place that sells a lot of fine vintage/antique stuff. We have seen some nice things ruined by unskilled hands.

 

[SparklySue]

Leather interior + real wood-grain trim = tennis bracelet suitable for "everyday-carry," as they say. Very pretty and wear-anywhere vibe.

I agree about getting it fixed. I would choose carefully where you take it -- preferably a place that sells a lot of fine vintage/antique stuff. We have seen some nice things ruined by unskilled hands.

Thank you!
It’s a 21 year old Lexus lol but I see what you’re saying!

Leather interior + real wood-grain trim = tennis bracelet suitable for "everyday-carry," as they say. Very pretty and wear-anywhere vibe.

I agree about getting it fixed. I would choose carefully where you take it -- preferably a place that sells a lot of fine vintage/antique stuff. We have seen some nice things ruined by unskilled hands.