TENNIS: diamonds on clay court
The history of tennis has proven time and time again that, on and off the court, icons are born out of their sporting prowess and bold style. From Suzanne Lenglen to Chris Evert to Serena Williams, glamour is at one with the clay court and pop colours challenge the traditional white of polo shirts.
It is in homage to the culture of elegance that the TENNIS collection was imagined. Streamlined, geometric and decidedly refined, the pieces that make it up are a condensed version of the codes of the famous racket sport.
The spark: the colourful stripes that have surrounded the players’ outfits for decades.
The culmination: lines and lines of lab-grown diamonds, sometimes white, sometimes coloured, giving the sportswear design the brilliance of the greatest jewellery.
With TENNIS, craftsmanship reaches a new era with pieces that have almost perfect colour homogeneity - a feat never before seen in jewellery with fancy colour diamonds. Today, the technology of lab-grown diamonds alone is capable of creating pieces with such precise shades, opening up a unique creative universe at the same time.
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