18K White Gold, 2.40 ct Sapphire Tennis Bracelet

At the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, the Wimbledon courts transformed not only into an arena of sporting competitions, but also the birthplace of a jewellery icon – the tennis shoe. The jewellery, which survived a fall on the pitch, went down in history as a symbol of lightness, elegance and timeless class.

In this version – made of 18-karat white gold – we find not only sporting inspiration, but also an echo of noble, royal traditions. The regular rhythm of natural sapphires with a total weight of 2.40 ct brings to mind a melody in the style of nocturne – calm, but deeply moving. The intensity of the blue colour of the stones resembles the ink used to write secrets in letters smelling of lavender and sealing wax.

Each sapphire was hand-set by a team of jewellers working in close collaboration with gemologists – the purity, colour saturation and proportions of the cut were verified using a microscope, not just the eye. The double-secured box clasp is a nod to functionality, but also a detail that fits into the idea of ​​craftsmanship that is not only visible but also tangible.

This model – although subdued – is not a background. It is a story to tell – for a woman who chooses precision over exaggeration and quality that does not need to be advertised.