VANBRUUN serves diamonds

Let us present a collection where tennis and diamonds play a match, resulting in a winning concept.

A sparkling sport

Classic, stylish, and nonetheless eye-catching. These words describe both VANBRUUN and tennis. The two have gone hand in hand for many years, and the sport has even named some of the most iconic jewelry pieces: the sparkling tennis necklace, the iconic tennis bracelet, and the elegant tennis earrings. With influences and inspiration drawn from the classic sport, VANBRUUN introduces a collection of timeless diamond jewelry that may not be optimal when playing but is fabulous off-court.

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Tennis
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USD 2,440
Blair
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USD 9,570
Sam
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USD 4,080
Yasmine
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USD 3,250

Why tennis?

The year is 1987, and American tennis pro Chris Evert competes in the US Open with her infamous two-handed backhand swing. The match was interrupted by Evert herself when she dropped her diamond bracelet. Nobody knew at the start of the contest that this particular match would go down in history, or more precisely, in jewelry history. Chris Evert had already won the US Open six times, but 1987 played out differently.

"I dropped my tennis bracelet"

Time stands still as the crowd holds their breath, while diamonds sparkle in the sky before landing on the tennis court. The game can continue only when the diamond bracelet is retrieved and stored away safely. When Evert was interviewed after the game, she was asked about the incident, and Chris Evert replied, “I dropped my tennis bracelet.” A new jewelry category was born that day and is still, a decade later, an ongoing trend.

Nordea Open 2026

During the Nordea Open in Båstad, VANBRUUN will serve diamonds just as the title declares. We will be an exhibition partner and attend between the 17th-19th of July 2026.