A tennis bracelet or chain is a continuous line of stones set in gold, and it's one of the most timeless pieces of jewelry you can own. Because both the gold and the stones carry value, pricing takes a little more understanding than a plain chain. Here's the breakdown.
What you're actually paying for
Two things drive the price of a tennis piece: the gold setting (weight and karat) and the stones set into it (their size, quality, and total carat weight). Add up both and you have the value. A heavier gold line with more or better stones costs more — simple as that.
Check the setting first
The stones on a tennis bracelet are held in a repeating line of small settings. You want:
- Secure stones — run your finger along the line; nothing should be loose or missing.
- A safe clasp with a safety latch — tennis bracelets are worn on the wrist and take abuse, so a backup latch prevents losing it.
- A karat stamp — confirm the gold is 10K, 14K, or 18K.
Stones: diamonds vs. simulated
Some tennis pieces use natural diamonds, others use lab-grown or simulated stones. Both look brilliant; the difference is in the value and the price. Always ask what the stones are so you know exactly what you're buying. We'll tell you plainly.
Why buy from a pawn shop
A pre-owned tennis bracelet delivers the same gold and stones without the original retail markup. Browse our Tennis Jewelry collection or all Bracelets, and come see any piece in person.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know the stones are secure?
Gently flex the bracelet and look down the line — no gaps, no wobble. We inspect the setting with you before you buy.
Are the diamonds real?
Some pieces are natural diamond, some are lab-grown or simulated. Ask us and we'll tell you exactly what's set in the piece you're looking at.
What length tennis bracelet fits best?
7 inches is standard for most wrists; it should move freely but not slide over the hand.
Visit DD Pawn Loans in Pompano Beach
DD Pawn Loans is at 2751 W Atlantic Blvd, Pompano Beach, FL 33069. Call or text (561) 774-9292. Hours: Mon–Thu 10am–6:30pm, Fri 9am–8pm, Sat 10am–6:30pm, closed Sunday. All sales are final — no returns.