The Championships, Wimbledon, Style Guide

Explore our guide to what to wear, on or off the courts, at the world-famous British tennis championship.

Timeless Traditions

The Championships is the oldest tennis tournament in the world and arguably its more famous and prestigious. The only Grand Slam tournament still played on grass, it is the home of many well-loved British traditions from the all-white dress code, to strawberries and cream. Every summer, come rain or shine, Wimbledon always delivers a spectacular showcase of tennis craft, resilience and dedication.

Channel On Court style

The "Tennis bracelet" originated in the 1970s when world no. 1 tennis player Chris Evert started to wear diamond jewellery on court. The name really took hold when during 1987 US Open, she lost her diamond bracelet and insisted on stopping play until it was found. From this moment on the trend was firmly established in popular culture. Often stacked in multiples, and perfect for formal or casual looks, on or off the court, the tennis bracelet brings a touch of quiet luxury to every day.

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Brilliant Cut 9.19ct Diamond Line Bracelet

in 18ct White Gold

$31,891

1980s Boucheron 25.53ct Diamond Line Bracelet

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$220,334

RockChic 3.67ct Inverted Diamond Line Bracelet

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$13,916

Contemporary Brilliant Cut Diamond Line Bracelet

5.19ct in 18ct White Gold

$14,728

Contemporary Brilliant Cut Diamond Line Bracelet

6.22ct in 18ct White Gold

$12,350

Carré Cut 16.29ct Diamond Line Bracelet

in Platinum and 18ct Yellow Gold

$65,231

Skimming Stone 4.06ct Line Bracelet

in 18ct White Gold

$32,702

Skimming Stone 0.30ct Diamond Set Tennis Bracelet

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$13,336

Katie’s Edit

Be inspired by this edit of favourites from friend of the house British no. 1 player Katie Boulter. With a focus on white diamonds and bold gold, all crafted in our British workshops we feel Katie has mastered a winning look both on and off the court.

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