Tiffany’s diamond tennis bracelet is one of the brand’s most iconic pieces of jewellery, but we found a lookalike that’s just £65 – a fraction of the £44.5k price tag
When it comes to jewellery, few pieces are quite as iconic as Tiffany’s tennis bracelet. A firm favourite amongst celebrities, a tennis bracelet is a timeless accessory worn by everyone from Hailey Bieber and Sofia Richie Grainge to Meghan Markle and Princess Diana, cementing it as a piece that’ll never go out of style.
But with a £44.5k price tag, Tiffany’s platinum and diamond Victoria Tennis Bracelet is out of reach for many of us. Luckily we found a lookalike that’ll cost you just £65 – and you can even get an extra 15% off right now.
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At Abbott Lyon right now, the code TAKE15 will save you 15%, which means you can snap up the brand’s Tennis Bracelet for just £55.25, saving you almost £10. The bracelet itself is the perfect alternative to the luxury Tiffany one, with closely-connected diamantes in place of real diamonds which are closely linked together to create the signature tennis bracelet look.
The Abbott Lyon Tennis Bracelet is made with clear cubic zirconia gems with a thickness of 4mm, which makes it just the right size for wearing on its own for understated sparkle, or for stacking with other bracelets and bangles. It’s made from polished stainless steel which comes in silver, gold or rose gold finishes so you can pick the metal colour that suits your style.
The metal is finished with a tarnish-proof coating which also makes it water-, sweat- and heat-resistant so you can wear it anywhere, and it’s made from over 60% recycled materials. You can also choose from chain lengths spanning 6-7.5” (S/M) and 7-8.5” (M/L) to make sure you get a good fit.
Another great alternative that comes in multiple metal colours is Astrid & Miyu’s Tennis Chain Bracelet, which you can pick up for £90. This version is plated in either 18k gold, 18k rose gold or rhodium, and comes in three different lengths.
If you want something different from the usual clear gemstones, Swarovski’s Matrix Tennis Bracelet not only comes in traditional gold, silver and rose gold, but also comes in rhodium-plated silver with pink gemstones for a subtle pop of colour. If you have the budget to splash out more, at Ernest Jones you can exclusively get the BLOOM The Tennis Collection 18ct White Gold 3ct Lab Grown Diamond Tennis Bracelet with 60% off.
Featuring real lab-grown diamonds, which are a more ethical and sustainable alternative to mined diamonds, the bracelet is usually priced at £3750. However it’s now on sale down to £1500, which although still a splurge, will save you £2,250.
However, despite not containing real diamonds (either sourced or lab grown), the Abbott Lyon Tennis Bracelet has still been a big hit with shoppers. One review said it was “Absolutely stunning” whilst another agreed that it was: “Really pretty”.
