Bracelet Mountings

Choosing a tennis bracelet mounting is about matching architecture to your stones: prong style, millimeter size, metal, and how the line will wear. Use this overview to compare common mounting styles in the collection, then verify details on each listing.

1. 4-Prong Round Tennis Bracelet Mountings

Four claws per stone create the classic tennis look and a familiar square silhouette around each gem. Confirm the listed mm range and metal on the product page.

2. 3-Prong (Martini-Style) Mountings

Three-prong mounts use less metal around each stone. Compare the look side by side with 4-prong listings and match mm size the same way.

3. Bezel and Channel-Forward Styles

Some mounts emphasize more metal around the stone for a different profile. Read the title and photos carefully—style names vary by SKU.

4. Fancy-Shape Tennis Mountings

Oval, cushion, emerald-cut, and other fancy seats appear in this collection. Fancy shapes need length × width matching, not diameter alone.

5. Metal Routes

Sterling silver, 10K gold, and 14K gold tennis bracelet settings are linked from this hub. Metal is listing-specific—do not assume every SKU shares the same alloy.

6. Stone Count and Length

Use the stone-count chart guide and the notes on each product page. Treat charts as estimates; the listing is the source of truth.

7. Matching Necklace Channels

For a continuous look from wrist to neckline, compare blank tennis necklace settings after you lock bracelet mm size and metal.

Next step: open a product page, confirm mm size, recommended stone count, and metal, then proceed to setting or a custom design request if you need a layout that is not listed.

Tennis Bracelet Stone Count Estimation Chart
(Stone counts are approximate)

Stone Size 6" (~152 mm) 7" (~178 mm) 8" (~203 mm)
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2.0 mm 76 89 102
2.5 mm 61 71 81
3.0 mm 51 59 68
3.5 mm 43 51 58
4.0 mm 38 45 51
4.5 mm 34 40 45
5.0 mm 30 36 41
6.0 mm 25 30 34
7.0 mm 22 25 29
8.0 mm 19 22 25
9.0 mm 17 20 23