New Tennis
In 1987, Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during the US Open. The match was paused while she searched for it, and the tennis bracelet was given the name we know today.
Since then, it has become one of the jewelry world's most iconic expressions. An unbroken line of diamonds, worn through generations.
With New Tennis, Juvelér Langaard has given the classic a new expression. Flexible bracelets and rings in gold, set with diamonds or colored gemstones, created to follow the body's movements and the everyday life in which it is lived.
Some classics stand still in time, others evolve with it. New Tennis is created to do both.
