The diamond RIVIERE bracelet and necklace: a classic in jewelry design

Its name refers to the lights of the French Riviera at nightfall, the diamond riviere necklace and bracelet reflect a continuous thread of light and brightness consisting of diamonds followed one after another.

The diamond riviere bracelet and necklace are a classic in jewelry design that is always fashionable. These are pieces of jewelry that differ from the rest due to its simplicity and elegance and never look out of style. They are ideal for any occasion and easy to combine thanks to their linear and sophisticated shape.

The diamond riviere bracelet is also known as tennis bracelet. It was named accidentally by the American tennis player Chris Evert. She was the first and only one to wear a rivière diamond bracelet during the matches. However, in 1987, she lost the bracelet and she asked to stop the match to look for it. Later, in the press conference after the event, she justified this request saying that she could not lose her good-luck jewel, that she called “tennis bracelet”.

The classic design of a diamond riviere bracelet or necklace usually carries diamonds that can be of different cuts, but all the same and always in line. There are more daring versions that combine diamonds of different cuts, only precious stones or diamonds with precious stones such as ruby, sapphire or emerald.

The mounting is typically in white gold or platinum and the setting can range from a simple four prong setting, bezel or channel design and invisible setting . This bracelet has many designs that can be worn with any outfit. The traditional diamond riviere is composed of an endless circle of brilliant-cut diamonds without much separation in a single four prong setting in white gold. A bracelet without beginning or end that symbolizes eternal love.

A riviere bracelet or necklace is an exceptional, timeless and unique piece of jewelry that you can wear with any outfit. One of the jewels that should not be missing in a woman’s jewelry box.