Where Elegance Meets Perfection.
MIKOSA tennis bracelets are made to order in Italy and delivered to you in Malaysia, set in 18K gold made up of 75% pure gold combined with other metals for added strength. Pure gold on its own is too soft to keep its shape under regular wear, so this combination is what keeps the bracelet looking the same after years on your wrist.
Diamonds on the bracelet fall into one of two categories. Natural stones are graded and certified by GIA, while lab grown stones carry IGI certification instead. The grading covers the same four points either way: cut, colour, clarity, and carat weight, and there's no difference in the diamond itself once it's set. The certification simply tells you where the stone was formed.
Before placing an order, it's worth asking our team which certification applies to the specific bracelet you're considering.
A tennis bracelet doesn't have to match what's already on display. Our diamond specialists can adjust carat weight, swap between natural and lab grown stones, or resize the length so the bracelet fits your wrist exactly.
These changes go straight to our own specialists rather than through multiple approval stages, which keeps the process quicker without cutting corners on the result.
Some clients arrive knowing precisely what they want, others start with a rough idea, and either way our team stays involved from choosing the diamonds through to the bracelet reaching you.
Interested in building your own version? Reach out to our team to arrange a time to talk it through.
A tennis bracelet sees daily wear, so a few decisions are worth making carefully before you buy.
The first is carat weight, which adds up the weight of every diamond on the band. Go higher for a bracelet with more visual weight, or lower if you'd rather it sit quietly against the skin for daily wear.
The next is where the diamond comes from. Natural and lab grown stones are graded identically and look the same once set, so this decision is really about personal preference, not appearance.
Last is the setting. A prong setting exposes more of the diamond's surface to light, while a bezel setting surrounds the stone with a thin band of metal for extra protection.
Not sure which carat weight or setting is right for you? We're ready to help you narrow it down before you order.
