Long Link Gemstone Tennis Bracelets Long Link Gemstone Tennis Bracelets
Long Link Gemstone Tennis Bracelets

Ashley Zhang Jewelry

Long Link Gemstone Tennis Bracelets

A new twist on a classic tennis bracelet! This is the perfect bracelet for everyday wear and layering. Each stone is set in a prong set bezel illusion setting. Available in natural emeralds, rubies, or sapphires. The long link chain is lightweight and semi hollow, but strong enough for everyday wear! Due to the design of this bracelet we suggest a snug but not tight fit. Available in 7, 6.75, or 6.25 inch lengths. Each bracelet is custom hand-made to order in 3-4 weeks. Requested modifications are subject to revised production timelines and pricing. 

  • 14 karat gold 
  • approximately 0.85 carats of ruby (Emerald and Sapphire options sold out)
  • 3 mm width approximately
  • Gram weight is approximately 3.7
  • 7 inch
  • please contract us for a custom chain length 

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Victorian Era

The Victorian Era: 1837 - 1901

A time of great change in the world, the Victorian era ushered in such inventions as the automobile, electricity and indoor plumbing and spawned rapid changes in industry along with amazing scientific discoveries. Victoria’s reign coincided with a time when, spurred by the advent of photography, the phenomenon that would become mass media was putting down its roots. Women’s magazines featuring homemaking, motherhood and fashion were gaining popularity. The Illustrated London News made it their mission to 'connect the cottage to the palace.'

A time of great change in the world, the Victorian era ushered in such inventions as the automobile, electricity and indoor plumbing and spawned rapid changes in industry along with amazing scientific discoveries. Victoria’s reign coincided with a time when, spurred by the advent of photography, the phenomenon that would become mass media was putting down its roots. Women’s magazines featuring homemaking, motherhood and fashion were gaining popularity. The Illustrated London News made it their mission to 'connect the cottage to the palace.'

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