Tennis bracelet historians actually debate the year in which Evert's diamond bracelet truly fell off. Many suggest it really happened a decade later, at the 1987 U.S. Open.

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Well, the jewelry’s origins unfurl into a dramatic sports story that kicked off at the 1987 U.S. Open. Elite tennis player Chris Evert, who was ranked number one in tennis from 1979 to 1987 ...

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It wasn’t until much later that the “tennis” moniker was introduced, a development that – according to a story oft-referenced in jewellery circles and elsewhere online – can be traced back to when ...

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The name 'tennis bracelet' originated in 1978 during the US Open. Tennis star Chris Evert was playing a match when her delicate diamond bracelet broke and fell off her wrist.

Tennis player Chris Evert sported what would become known as a tennis bracelet during her 1978 U.S. Open match. Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images To be fair, the tennis bracelet isn’t ...

The tennis bracelet, with its row of single diamonds, has been around since the 1920s, and got its name after tennis star Chris Evert lost her bracelet at the 1987 US Open.

When the jewellery style rose to fame around the 1920's, it was called a 'diamond line bracelet.' However, an incident at the US Open in the summer of 1978 with American tennis player Chris Evert ...