Tennis Bracelet Sizing & Carat Guide

A tennis bracelet should move a little on your wrist without sliding over your hand. Here is how to pick the right size and carat weight before you order.

Finding your size

Wrap a soft tape (or a strip of paper) snugly around your wrist where the bracelet will sit, then add room: about 1 cm for a close fit, up to 2 cm for a looser drape. Most of our bracelets are 7 inches, which fits the average wrist with a comfortable drape. If you are between sizes or buying a gift, message us — we will help you measure before you spend anything.

What CTW actually means

CTW is carat total weight — the combined weight of every diamond in the bracelet. A 4 CTW bracelet spreads that weight across more, slightly smaller stones for a finer, everyday look. An 8 CTW bracelet uses noticeably bigger stones and reads as a statement piece. The middle option, 6 CTW, is the one most buyers land on after seeing them side by side.

What else to check

Clasp: you want a box clasp with safety latches — all of ours have double safety features. Metal: ours are solid 14K white or yellow gold, not plated. Paperwork: every bracelet comes with a third-party appraisal.

Best advice: see it on your wrist

Carat weight is hard to judge from a screen. If you are in Vancouver, view the bracelets in person and compare sizes on your own wrist — no obligation. Every bracelet is also covered by 30-day returns if you order online.