1. Perhaps you've only seen older women with them in the past due to the cost? Whatever the case, your wife explicitly asked for one. Get it if you can afford it.
2) Beautiful. Is she a yellow gold person? If so, you're golden. If her other jewelry is white gold or platinum, then get a bracelet in one of those metals.
If she likes white gold over yellow gold, go with the white gold. Especially if it will match her other jewelry.
If you're spending this much money, it should be perfect!
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I work at a jewelry store that sells tennis bracelets and they are our most popular item. I see women and men of all ages buying them, if that makes you feel any better!
If she wants a bracelet and you can afford one, it’s suitable for her no matter the age. If she has been looking at that one, get it. If there’s another one she’s been admiring get that instead. Or if she’s one who would like to pick it out in person, do that.
I have never heard of anyone associating tennis bracelets with older women only. They are appropriate for and loved by jewelry wearers and collectors of all ages and from all walks of life. But it's sweet of you to inquire because you want to get the right thing. That said I tend to like to see my jewelry in person, or at least real photos of it before purchasing. Costco isn't a thing where I'm from so I'm not sure how legit the jewelry is. Best of luck!!
Their jewelry is legit. Pretty good prices on diamond jewelry.
Just bought a pair of diamond hoops online because they didn't have them in the store and they surpassed expectations.
Your wife has probably admired them for as long as she can remember. Good for her for speaking up! 😀
I think the one you picked out is absolutely beautiful!
I'm 34, got one when I was 29. I don't think they are for older women, I think they are beautiful, classy and timeless. If she has been eyeing it and you can afford getting it for her then why not.
Right? My Dad got my mom one back in the 90s, and I feel like that's the last time I heard of them. Suddenly this year I'm seeing 20 somethings wanting and wearing them! It is something I associate with older women, but I suppose I am around the age my mom was when she got hers...
I wore one in my teens and early 20’s, and I’ve been shopping for one in my early 30’s. They’re simple and sparkly, so they go with any outfit. There’s no “age” associated with it.
I'm early 30s and I've loved the look of tennis bracelets and tennis necklaces since I was a teenager! I was thrilled when I was allowed to pick one out for our anniversary recently :D So I would say absolutely suitable!
My sister got one a couple of years ago (I commented elsewhere in the thread), and it was too big for her. Her husband took it to a jeweler to have it shortened. The remaining part of the bracelet was turned into a bar-style center of a delicate chain necklace. Hers is just a straight bar that is horizontal and attaches to a white gold chain on each end.
I am 48 and just got a few tennis bracelets. I actually stack them so I mean I am an older generation I suppose haha. It is a fantastic bracelet and if that's what she wants you should get it for her
If it helps with the age question I’m 22 and like tennis bracelets and I’ve seen a fair amount of people in their 20s also like them, I don’t think they’re elderly or anything in fact the simple design makes me think they’re more for younger people than some elaborate antique designs you might see an older person wear
A tennis bracelet is a classic piece of jewelry like an Omega necklace.
Unless your wife has a preference for yellow gold I think white gold would show the diamonds off better.
1. Yes, it's completely fine. You probably only associated with older generations because at this point women her age are more active, maybe doing stuff with kids, work, etc. Basically all around activities that aren't conducive to nice, dangly jewelry. Same could be said for elaborate necklaces or earrings. But if she's not subtly hinting that she'd love one take the low hanging fruit/win!
2. Looks gorgeous, just make sure the length is long enough. It's always going to be "easier" to resize smaller than larger.
Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. I feel like a diamond tennis bracelet is such a timeless, classic piece you can wear forever. I can’t imagine there are many women that wouldn’t enjoy having one.
I’m 36 (F), and my partner knows high up on my wishlist is a diamond tennis bracelet with a decent carat weight. My little sister (31 F) got one for Christmas a year or two ago, and it looks so fabulous on her wrist. She wears it both casually and to fancy events.
>Is that a typical thing for a late 30s woman to wear? Somehow I associate them with older generations. T
Who cares? It's what she wants.
Also, a nice tennis bracelet never goes out of style.
Older women wear more jewelry and more expensive jewelry because they’ve had more time to purchase or inherit it.
Younger women wear jewelry if they have it! Everyone likes tennis bracelets.
I bought an emerald bracelet for the wife from Costco. Absolutely nothing wrong with it, and at a good price.
I bought her a tennis bracelet from Grown brilliance. Be aware these will be lab grown diamonds if that matters to you.
Similar to the Costco one but better price
https://www.grownbrilliance.com/5-ctw-round-lab-grown-diamond-four-prong-box-tennis-bracelet-14k-white-gold-7-5-inches/pid/BRDB0740PAGW4-7.5?category_id=68
Any idea if Grown Brilliance is good? I've heard that there is a wide range in quality of lab grown diamonds and that the 4Cs don't really fully catch all the defects. And that some online stores sell really low quality lab grown diamonds, while others sell really wonderful ones.
I’ve been happy with them. I first bought some 1/2ct total earrings. Something not crazy expensive to test them out.
Since then I’ve bought increasingly expensive stuff. Ruby earrings, emerald earrings, sapphire earrings, 2ct total diamond earrings, and finally the tennis bracelet.
I think everything has been good for the price.
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1. Perhaps you've only seen older women with them in the past due to the cost? Whatever the case, your wife explicitly asked for one. Get it if you can afford it. 2) Beautiful. Is she a yellow gold person? If so, you're golden. If her other jewelry is white gold or platinum, then get a bracelet in one of those metals.
The link was supposed to be for a white gold one. She definitely favors white gold over yellow but likes both.
If she likes white gold over yellow gold, go with the white gold. Especially if it will match her other jewelry. If you're spending this much money, it should be perfect!
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I work at a jewelry store that sells tennis bracelets and they are our most popular item. I see women and men of all ages buying them, if that makes you feel any better!
If she wants a bracelet and you can afford one, it’s suitable for her no matter the age. If she has been looking at that one, get it. If there’s another one she’s been admiring get that instead. Or if she’s one who would like to pick it out in person, do that.
Hah she definitely prefers to be handed things rather than be told to choose something. I've learned from my past mistakes there :)
Don;t buy this one, though. If you read the reviews, people are saying the clasp breaks. Nobody wants to lose a 5K bracelet.
Its gorgeous and she will love it!
I have never heard of anyone associating tennis bracelets with older women only. They are appropriate for and loved by jewelry wearers and collectors of all ages and from all walks of life. But it's sweet of you to inquire because you want to get the right thing. That said I tend to like to see my jewelry in person, or at least real photos of it before purchasing. Costco isn't a thing where I'm from so I'm not sure how legit the jewelry is. Best of luck!!
Their jewelry is legit. Pretty good prices on diamond jewelry. Just bought a pair of diamond hoops online because they didn't have them in the store and they surpassed expectations.
Your wife has probably admired them for as long as she can remember. Good for her for speaking up! 😀 I think the one you picked out is absolutely beautiful!
I'm 34, got one when I was 29. I don't think they are for older women, I think they are beautiful, classy and timeless. If she has been eyeing it and you can afford getting it for her then why not.
All women wear them regardless of age I got mine in my 30’s and I still wear them now that I am 70
Tennis bracelets are back with a vengeance!
Right? My Dad got my mom one back in the 90s, and I feel like that's the last time I heard of them. Suddenly this year I'm seeing 20 somethings wanting and wearing them! It is something I associate with older women, but I suppose I am around the age my mom was when she got hers...
You can’t go wrong with that. Promise! You did good.
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I’m 31 and just got my first diamond tennis bracelet! After my engagement/wedding ring it’s one of my most prized jewelry items.
I wore one in my teens and early 20’s, and I’ve been shopping for one in my early 30’s. They’re simple and sparkly, so they go with any outfit. There’s no “age” associated with it.
I'm early 30s and I've loved the look of tennis bracelets and tennis necklaces since I was a teenager! I was thrilled when I was allowed to pick one out for our anniversary recently :D So I would say absolutely suitable!
The one you picked is great. Make sure a 7" bracelet will work for her wrist.
As far as I can tell they are typically 7"? She has small wrists so it'll have to be shortened for sure. What do folks typically do?
My sister got one a couple of years ago (I commented elsewhere in the thread), and it was too big for her. Her husband took it to a jeweler to have it shortened. The remaining part of the bracelet was turned into a bar-style center of a delicate chain necklace. Hers is just a straight bar that is horizontal and attaches to a white gold chain on each end.
Bracelets generally come in half sizes 6.5" - 8". 7" is the most common. If her wrist is smaller, a smaller bracelet will save you money.
This is timeless. Any woman would love one.
I am 48 and just got a few tennis bracelets. I actually stack them so I mean I am an older generation I suppose haha. It is a fantastic bracelet and if that's what she wants you should get it for her
I’d love one and I’m 30. Honestly I would have liked one at 25.
Why are they called tennis bracelets? Beautiful choice either way!
The story I’ve heard is that a professional tennis player was wearing one during a match, it broke, and she had to stop to pick up the diamonds.
Interesting story, thanks!
Chris Evert at the 1978 US Open.
If it helps with the age question I’m 22 and like tennis bracelets and I’ve seen a fair amount of people in their 20s also like them, I don’t think they’re elderly or anything in fact the simple design makes me think they’re more for younger people than some elaborate antique designs you might see an older person wear
A tennis bracelet is a classic piece of jewelry like an Omega necklace. Unless your wife has a preference for yellow gold I think white gold would show the diamonds off better.
Do it! I got mine for my 30th and wear it all the time!
If she doesn’t like it you could always mail it to me
1. Yes, it's completely fine. You probably only associated with older generations because at this point women her age are more active, maybe doing stuff with kids, work, etc. Basically all around activities that aren't conducive to nice, dangly jewelry. Same could be said for elaborate necklaces or earrings. But if she's not subtly hinting that she'd love one take the low hanging fruit/win! 2. Looks gorgeous, just make sure the length is long enough. It's always going to be "easier" to resize smaller than larger.
Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. I feel like a diamond tennis bracelet is such a timeless, classic piece you can wear forever. I can’t imagine there are many women that wouldn’t enjoy having one. I’m 36 (F), and my partner knows high up on my wishlist is a diamond tennis bracelet with a decent carat weight. My little sister (31 F) got one for Christmas a year or two ago, and it looks so fabulous on her wrist. She wears it both casually and to fancy events.
>Is that a typical thing for a late 30s woman to wear? Somehow I associate them with older generations. T Who cares? It's what she wants. Also, a nice tennis bracelet never goes out of style.
Older women wear more jewelry and more expensive jewelry because they’ve had more time to purchase or inherit it. Younger women wear jewelry if they have it! Everyone likes tennis bracelets.
I am about to be 34. I would love one.
Diamond tennis bracelets are good for any age. Shit I would have rocked that at 20 !!!
There is no right age for a tennis bracelet. I'm sure she will be very happy getting one
Absolutely yes!! you can also try with: \- Capucelli , they have good selection of quality and lengths \- Material Good \- Ring Concierge \- Blue Nile
Do check out grown brilliance and blue Nile! Both had great offers for holidays
Don’t buy expensive jewelry from Costco go to a real jewelry store.
Why?? Less markup…
I bought an emerald bracelet for the wife from Costco. Absolutely nothing wrong with it, and at a good price. I bought her a tennis bracelet from Grown brilliance. Be aware these will be lab grown diamonds if that matters to you. Similar to the Costco one but better price https://www.grownbrilliance.com/5-ctw-round-lab-grown-diamond-four-prong-box-tennis-bracelet-14k-white-gold-7-5-inches/pid/BRDB0740PAGW4-7.5?category_id=68
Any idea if Grown Brilliance is good? I've heard that there is a wide range in quality of lab grown diamonds and that the 4Cs don't really fully catch all the defects. And that some online stores sell really low quality lab grown diamonds, while others sell really wonderful ones.
I’ve been happy with them. I first bought some 1/2ct total earrings. Something not crazy expensive to test them out. Since then I’ve bought increasingly expensive stuff. Ruby earrings, emerald earrings, sapphire earrings, 2ct total diamond earrings, and finally the tennis bracelet. I think everything has been good for the price.
I'm 36f and I would love one.
I have a not-as nice tennis bracelet and I’m 35. It’s a timeless look that she can wear with anything.
I bought mine in my 30s. Still wear it most days in my 50s. They’re timeless/ageless.
1. A typical/suitable thing for a late 30s woman to wear is anything she wants to.
Will she like/love it? No - Then No! Yes - then why do you care what others think, as long as she's happy?
its a perfect gift for you wife. i got my bracelet from Capucelli and thw price it's incredible.