Different Bracelet Types



Do you need clarification about what bracelet you are looking for?


Diamond bracelets are a timeless and elegant accessory that adds sparkle and glamour to any outfit. They come in various styles, designs, and settings to suit different tastes and occasions. Here are some of the common types of diamond bracelets that you can find online or in jewellery stores.


Tennis Bracelets


A tennis bracelet is a classic and elegant diamond bracelet with a single row of diamonds set in a thin metal chain. The name comes from the American tennis player Chris Evert, who wore one during a US Open match 1978 and stopped the game to retrieve it when it broke. A tennis bracelet is usually made of gold or platinum. It has a secure clasp and a safety latch to prevent it from falling off. The diamonds can be round, princess, or oval cut and vary in size, colour, and quality. A tennis bracelet is a versatile and elegant piece worn with casual or formal outfits.





Bangle Bracelets


A bangle bracelet is rigid with no opening or clasp and slides over the hand to fit on the wrist. A bangle bracelet can be crafted from various materials such as gold, silver, wood, and plastic. It can be plain or embellished with diamonds or other gemstones. A diamond bangle bracelet can have diamonds all over or just on specific sections, such as the front or the sides. A diamond bangle bracelet is worn alone or stacked with other bangles for a dramatic effect.






Cuff Bracelets


A cuff bracelet is a broad type of bracelet that wraps around the wrist and has an opening or a hinge to allow it to be put on and taken off. A cuff bracelet can be made of metal, leather, fabric, or other materials and have various designs and patterns. A diamond cuff bracelet can have diamonds set in the metal or attached as charms or pendants. A diamond cuff bracelet can make a bold statement and draw attention to the wrist.





Charm Bracelets

A Charm bracelet has one or more charms hanging from a chain or a cord. The Charms can be made of metal, glass, enamel, or other materials and have different shapes, symbols, letters, or images. A diamond Charm bracelet can have charms encrusted with diamonds or have diamonds as accents. A diamond Charm bracelet can be personalised and meaningful to the wearer, as the Charms can represent their hobbies, interests, memories, or beliefs.





Gemstone Bracelets


A gemstone bracelet is a type of bracelet that features one or more gemstones along with diamonds. The gemstones can be of different colours, shapes, sizes, and cuts, creating a contrast or harmony with the diamonds. A gemstone bracelet can have jewels set in the metal or strung on a wire or a cord. A gemstone bracelet can add colour and flair to any outfit and suit different moods and occasions.





These are some of the types of diamond bracelets that you can choose from to adorn your wrists with sparkle and style. Whether you prefer a simple or a fancy design, a classic or a modern style, or a subtle or striking effect, you can find a diamond bracelet that matches your personality and preference.



If you want a dazzling accessory to elevate your look, look no further than our Diamond Bracelet Collection. We at Royale Diamonds have a variety of styles, designs, and settings to suit your taste and budget. Whether you want a classic tennis bracelet, a bold cuff bracelet, a personalised charm bracelet, or a colourful gemstone bracelet, we have it all. Browse our Diamond Bracelet Collection today and find your perfect match.

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