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Cubic Zirconia Tennis Bracelet – Rhodium PlatedFrom CA$59.99 -
Iced Cluster Tennis Bracelet – Halo SetFrom CA$94.99 -
Four-Leaf Clover Tennis BraceletRegular price CA$74.99 -
Clustered Tennis Chain – Halo Set, Silver ToneRegular price CA$189.99
Our moissanite bracelet is graded VVS1 and set on rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver. The cubic zirconia line gives the same silhouette on a plated base in 3, 4 and 5 mm, along with clover and halo-cluster variations. Lengths run 5.5 to 8 inches — measure your wrist and add roughly half an inch so it drapes rather than grips.
About this collection
Moissanite and cubic zirconia tennis bracelets
A tennis bracelet is one unbroken line of stones, each held in its own link so the band stays flexible and every stone sits face-up. It is the most worn fine-jewellery style there is, and the one people search for most. This collection carries it in two stones, so you can choose by budget and by what you want the piece to be.
The moissanite tennis bracelet
Our moissanite tennis bracelet is set with VVS1-graded, D-colour moissanite on rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver. It comes in three stone widths — 2 mm, 3 mm and 4 mm — and six lengths from 5.5 to 8 inches, so it fits a small wrist as cleanly as a large one. The 2 mm is the everyday piece: fine enough to wear with a watch, bright enough to be noticed. The 3 mm reads as a proper statement. The 4 mm is the one for people who want the bracelet to be the outfit.
Moissanite is a lab-grown gemstone with a refractive index higher than diamond, which is why it throws more fire in daylight. At 9.25 on the Mohs scale it is second only to diamond in hardness, so a daily-wear bracelet keeps its polish. Every bracelet ships with a GRA certificate for the stone. It is the same silver, the same plating and the same grading you would find at Canadian moissanite jewellers charging several times more — because the piece is the piece, and we do not run a showroom.
The cubic zirconia line
If you want the look without the gemstone price, the cubic zirconia tennis bracelet gives you the same single-row silhouette in 3, 4 and 5 mm on a rhodium-plated base. Alongside it sit two variations on the style: the four-leaf clover tennis bracelet, which alternates pavé clover stations along the run, and the iced cluster tennis bracelet, built from halo-set stations that read as one wide band of light.
Cubic zirconia is not moissanite and we never label it as such. It scores 8 to 8.5 on the Mohs scale, disperses light more strongly than diamond does, and holds a bright polish through normal wear. It is the honest choice for a piece you want to wear hard without thinking about.
Moissanite or cubic zirconia?
| Moissanite | Cubic zirconia | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Lab-grown silicon carbide gemstone | Lab-grown zirconium dioxide |
| Hardness (Mohs) | 9.25 | 8 – 8.5 |
| Fire | Very high — more than diamond | High — more than diamond |
| Metal | 925 sterling silver, rhodium plated | Plated base metal |
| Best for | The piece you keep for decades | Everyday wear, gifts, travel |
Choosing a length
Measure snugly around the wrist bone with a strip of paper, then add half an inch for a bracelet that drapes rather than grips. Most women land at 6.5 or 7 inches; most men at 7.5 or 8. If you are between sizes, go up — a tennis bracelet should move.
Buying a tennis bracelet in Canada
For the long version — grades, metals, duties, red flags — read our complete Canadian buying guide.
Every order is packed in Ancaster, Ontario and shipped tracked. Canadian orders travel by Canada Post or UPS and typically arrive in two to five business days. United States orders ship Delivered Duty Paid, so there is nothing to pay at the door. Fourteen-day returns on unworn pieces.
See also: Cuban link bracelets and chains for a wider band, or everything stone-set in iced out.
Questions people ask
Is a moissanite tennis bracelet worth it compared to a diamond one?
For most people, yes. Moissanite has more fire than diamond, is nearly as hard, and costs a small fraction of the price for the same size and clarity. The trade-off is resale value, which moissanite does not hold in the way diamond can. If you are buying to wear rather than to store value, moissanite is the better bracelet for the money.
What is the difference between your moissanite and cubic zirconia tennis bracelets?
The stone and the metal. The moissanite bracelet is VVS1 moissanite on rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver. The cubic zirconia bracelets are CZ on a plated base metal. Both sparkle; moissanite is harder, brighter, and set in solid silver. We label each clearly and never call cubic zirconia moissanite.
Which stone width should I choose?
2 mm is the everyday width and the one most people buy — fine enough for a watch wrist, bright enough to be noticed. 3 mm is a clear statement piece. 4 mm and 5 mm are for people who want the bracelet to lead the outfit. If in doubt, 2 mm or 3 mm.
How do I know my bracelet size?
Wrap a strip of paper snugly around your wrist just below the wrist bone, mark where it overlaps, and measure. Add half an inch for a comfortable drape. Most women wear 6.5 or 7 inches; most men 7.5 or 8. Between sizes, go up.
Do you ship tennis bracelets across Canada and to the US?
Yes. Every order ships tracked from Ancaster, Ontario. Canadian orders typically arrive in two to five business days by Canada Post or UPS. US orders ship Delivered Duty Paid, so there are no surprise charges at delivery.
Does the moissanite come with a certificate?
Yes. Every moissanite piece ships with a GRA certificate for the stone, stating its grade. Our cubic zirconia pieces do not carry a certificate, because cubic zirconia is not a graded gemstone.
Can I return a tennis bracelet if the size is wrong?
Yes. Unworn pieces in original condition can be returned or exchanged within fourteen days of delivery. Email support first for a return authorisation and we will sort out the right size.