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Statement pieces to add to your fall jewelry collection, ASAP!

It’s that time of year again. School is in session, pumpkin-spice everything is back, and the leaves are beginning to turn on their autumnal glory. The fruition of fall comes with the emergence of a new wardrobe, and, of course, this deserves new jewelry to accompany the changing season. Cecil’s Fine Jewelry promises pieces that are beautifully crafted and guaranteed to complement your autumn wardrobe. 

Statement Piece #1: “Sea Horse Necklace” by Konstantino

Eternally stunning, this 18k gold pendant by Konstantino features encircled blue spinel and pearl gemstones that gently drape from the center, clasped to a short, teardrop chain. Try styling this necklace with a black turtleneck sweater or a soft-styled emerald green shirt. Pair with your favorite fall jeans and some short-heeled black boots to bring it all together. 

Statement Piece #2: Dilmani rainbow sapphire and diamond earrings

These brand-new, Dilmani-crafted 14k yellow gold earrings are inspired by nature and conveniently released in time for autumn. Resembling the gentle movement of petals flowing in the wind, these earrings will be a fantastic addition to your outfit for this fall’s family photoshoot. Pair with a soft pink shirt, layered with a dark grey or black blazer, with an auburn skirt or shorts — and throw on some kitten heels, just for good measure.

Statement Piece #3: Alex Sepkus Milgrain Victorian Chain Bracelet

Cool platinum, diamond, and warm gold are the perfect pairing for fall, and this Victorian-style chain bracelet is the perfect statement piece for your autumn attire. Pair this spirited Alex Sepkus 18k gold and platinum bangle with a cool-toned jumpsuit and nude heels to match.

Statement Piece #4: Marco Bicego  Paradise Lariat Necklace

This charming, crystalline necklace from Marco Bicego features 18k yellow gold and blue topaz accents. Create an exquisite autumn ensemble featuring a low-cut, light blue sweater, paired with dark jeans and boots and topped with the main attraction — this 20” mixed-gemstone necklace from the Paradise collection. 

Statement Piece #5: Heera Moti Baguette Band

Heera Moti 14 Karat White Gold Round and Baguette Graduated Diamond Band 

This sensual 14k white gold band is destined to be matched with a three-quarter-length flowy, neutral skirt and a dark sweater. Throw on some cheetah-print short-heeled boots with a warm-toned handbag and you will be the star attraction at your fall gathering. Heera Moti evokes versatility with these trillion-cut gems. This piece is equally stunning with a winter white gown for the gala.  

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Do’s and Don’ts for a Summer Wedding

Sun-soaked outdoor venues blooming with natural decorations. Summer weddings evoke the warmest images in our minds. What’s not to love? Well…Heat, UV rays and buzzing insects can  be less than desirable experiences. For planning purposes, it’s important to be mindful of protecting your guests from the elements. Below, we have provided some dos and don’ts to help make your summer wedding experience more cool.

Do provide heat relief.

Make sure your outdoor venue offers some form of shade or air-conditioning. Prevent guests from overheating during the ceremony and have an usher pass out small ice-cold hand towels across the rows before it starts. Scatter decorative ice buckets or baskets filled with bottles of water near the ceremony site—and once the dancing begins, place water in close proximity to the action. And don’t forget your vendors: Set up an area where they can grab cold refreshments as well.

Do serve lighter fare.

Heavy food and heat don’t mix. Choose a seasonal menu that includes grilled entrées and local, fresh produce. Gazpacho shooters and grilled fruit skewers make tempting appetizers, and for dessert, consider fruit pies or tarts in lieu of (or in addition to) cake. If you do serve cake, provide it à la mode— consider fresh flavors like strawberry or lavender-infused ice cream. To cool off dancing guests, you can serve fresh-fruit ice pops (use the sticks that catch drips).

Don’t begin your outdoor wedding midday. 

With the sun at its strongest, sweltering guests won’t be in the mood to party. Shoot for a late afternoon or early evening start time. The ideal plan: Schedule dinner for sunset (provided the sun isn’t setting too late on your date), then work the rest of the event around that timing. This way you’ll also guarantee the ideal lighting for photos.

Do wear cool, breathable attire. 

You should feel comfortable and confident—not stifling and sticky. For brides, choose a wedding dress made of light fabric that breathes, such as silk. You could also opt for a shorter skirt if you’re feeling modern and adventurous. If you can’t resist the heavy traditional ball gown, wear it during the ceremony, then change into a lightweight sheath or cocktail dress for dancing. Grooms will look dapper in a fair-toned suit (think: light gray or beige), a crisp linen suit or, for the ultimate beach-casual look, khakis and a button-down.

Don’t forget sun and bug protection. 

Sunburn can give the term “blushing bride” a whole new meaning. Prior to getting dressed, the couple and attendants should apply sunscreen to any exposed skin. Consider wearing a moisturizer and foundation or powder that contains SPF (just give it a test-drive for allergies weeks beforehand, either on your own or with your makeup artist). In the guest bathroom, include a basket with sunblock wipes as well as bug spray (which should also be available at the ceremony site).

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The Top 5 Men’s Wedding Band Metals

We’ve written a lot about the bride’s ring, but what about the groom? With a lot of wedding prep focusing on the event and the bride-to-be, the type of wedding band for the groom may be placed at the bottom of the pedestal. Don’t worry, though, because Cecil’s has you covered with our breakdown of the top 5 men’s wedding band metals.

1. Gold

The most popular and timeless type of metal band is gold. A versatile and malleable metal, these bands are often mixed with other metals for increased durability and can be bought in several different colors including white, rose and yellow.

Decide to go gold? Make sure to ask your jeweler what karat the gold is, with the sweet spot being between 14 and 18 karats.

2. Platinum

Once the most popular type of metal wedding band, platinum decreased in popularity after being rationed during wartime. Since the 90’s, though, its demand has increased once again and takes the second spot on our list. Although it is usually the most expensive metal, it is durable, strong and retains its color – eliminating the need to be replated over time.

3. Tungsten

Ideal for the man who works with his hands, tungsten is highly resistant to scratches and never tarnishes. Tungsten is also one of the simplest metals to engrave, so make it unique by engraving your wedding date or initials! A downside of tungsten is that rings made with the metal cannot be resized, so you’ll need to replace the ring if your ring size changes.

4. Palladium

Like the look of platinum, but not the price? Palladium may be the metal for you! Although it is not as durable as its sister metal, palladium offers a similar look for a much cheaper price. Another benefit of palladium is its hypoallergenic qualities.

5. Titanium

Although it takes the last spot on our list, titanium has begun increasing in popularity due to its incredible durability and lightweight, as well as it’s different color options.

Trends will come and go, but Cecil’s Fine Jewelry’s commitment to helping Arkansans find the most brilliant jewelry selections never will. So visit us today! We hand-select each and every style carried in our store, and if you don’t see what you want– no problem! Our team of jewelers can help you create a custom piece of jewelry as unique as your love story.

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4 Reasons You Should Get to Know Your Jeweler

4 Reasons You Should Get to Know Your Jeweler | Cecil's Fine Jewelry

Whether you just said, “yes” to a proposal or you’ve been saving up for a certain stunner, chances are there’s a new piece of jewelry in your life–or there will be soon. And as a new, proud owner of fine jewelry; there are certain ins, outs and advantages that a close relationship with your local jeweler will help with.


Customization Options

Just like your special someone, every piece of jewelry is unique, which in turn means that every piece of jewelry requires unique services. Whether you’d like your piece resized, engraved or repaired; knowing who your jeweler is will ensure that the highest-quality updates are made–which is especially important with particularly delicate or important items like the lovely diamond on your left hand.


Seeing is Believing

We’ve touched on this topic before, but it bears repeating–not all diamonds are created equal, and when you order jewelry online, what you see is not always what you get. There’s no substitute for seeing your sparkler in person, and when you visit a trusted jeweler, you’re given that option of touching and feeling your selected styles long before you purchase. For the best of both worlds; try window shopping online to learn your likes and dislikes, then visit a professional jeweler for hands-on (literally) shopping.


Trust Building

Diamonds may be made under pressure, but at Cecil’s Fine Jewelry, we don’t think your purchasing decision ever should be. When you have a relationship with your jeweler, you can confidently know that not only are you getting your money’s worth of “wow,” but that your most precious pieces are in good hands when maintenance is needed.


They Know You

Long after questions have been popped and “I dos” have been given, a local jeweler will have history of what you and your partner’s likes and dislikes are. In fact, here at Cecil’s, we pride ourselves on being your jeweler for life–and for good reason! From birthdays to weddings and everything in between, we know our clients and their tastes, and hand-pick each and every item carried in our store to suit those. That level of service doesn’t cost a thing–it’s just a quick trip to Cecil’s Fine Jewelry.

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Engagement Ring Trends by the Decade

A Blast from the Past: Engagement Ring Trends by the Decade | Cecil's Fine Jewelry

From trendy to timeless, engagement ring styles– like all styles– have evolved over time. And that isn’t stopping anytime soon! So sit back, relax and take a walk down memory lane as we spotlight each decade’s trends. You may be surprised at what you learn.

1950s

The 1950s spear-headed two, distinct engagement ring trends that still hold their own in today’s age. The first, is a diamond ring itself. Believe it or not, the idea of giving your special someone a sparkling stunner the size of your love was not common practice until diamond manufacturer, De Beers, began his, “Diamonds are forever,” marketing strategy in the late 40s.

Less showy but no less sparkling, American actor, Mel Ferrer, kicked off the trend of stackable rings when he proposed to Audrey Hepburn with an iconic trio. Since the star was notoriously style-conscious, he designed each ring to be a different metal so that she could match her ring with her outfit. Although Hepburn was reported to never, ever wear the rings stacked, modern trends implement this classic look with a twist.

1960s

By the 1960s, headline-making starlets were venturing away from Audrey Hepburn’s sleek and simple rings for a more wow-worthy wear, and brides-to-be were following suit. In fact, between Elizabeth Taylor’s 33-carat ring and Jackie Kennedy’s emerald and diamond duo, the 60s were a decade of “the bigger, the better.”

1970s

Although princess, radiant and emerald cuts were rumored to have been invented in the 60s, they were perfected by the 1970s, and the amount of fiancées dawning these dazzlers is proof. Square, geometric diamonds in yellow or rose gold became more popular than ever during this era, and brides began to coordinate their wedding bands to match.

1980s

Following in the footsteps of fashion’s bold colors and busy prints, elaborate diamond cuts such as pears, emeralds and cushions continued to gain popularity in the 80s. And while we’re on the topic of popular styles, we’d be remiss to leave out the most iconic ring of the decade (and maybe century)– Princess Diana’s. Not only did her sapphire engagement ring popularize the use of colored gemstones in rings again, but it also caused jewelers from around the world to create replicas.

1990s

Stepping away from the statement-making styles of the previous decade, left hands in the 1990s were adorned by less intricate, but more brilliant styles. White gold and platinum metals made a strong comeback, ushering in a resurgence of simple bands with solitaire, elaborate diamonds taking center stage.

2000s

In the new millennium, engagement rings took a turn for the traditional, and we have the internet to thank for it. From pavé bands and halo settings to three-stone rings with a show-stopping diamond, the 2000s mixed and matched styles from previous decades, by adding in unique takes on metals such as platinum, white gold and rose gold.

Recent Years

In the past few years, there has been a trend of juxtapositional engagement rings– large diamonds à la Kate Middleton (and previously Princess Di), with skinny bands to give the illusion that the diamond is even more grand.

From decade to decade and style to style, one thing always remains the same– Cecil’s Fine Jewelry is your jewelry team for life.

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2019 Engagement Ring Trends

2019 Engagement Ring Trends | Cecil's Fine Jewelry

With each new year comes new resolutions, new habits, and our personal favorite– new trends. Whether you’re planning on popping the question, suspect that an engagement is on the way or simply like preparing for the future; Cecil’s Fine Jewelry has the rundown on the rings you’ll be seeing on every bride-to-be in 2019. And who knows? Maybe one of these beauties is already tucked away in a special box waiting for you!

Three Stone Rings

As soon as Meghan Markle unveiled her left hand’s newest addition at the end of 2017, we knew that three stone rings would spark jewelry trends worldwide for years to come. Featuring a large center diamond accented by two smaller stones on either side, we predict that 2019 will be a year of engagement rings inspired by royalty, but with a twist. Be on the lookout for uniquely shaped diamonds, like baguettes and trillions, perched delicately on top of thin, elegant bands.

Yellow Gold

While we’re on the topic of the Duchess of Sussex… Ms. Meghan Markle has brought back the trend of yellow gold sparklers, and if you ask us, the look is better than ever! After all, there’s a reason why so many 1980s brides dawn this look– the eye-catching metal looks gorgeous with any gemstone and nearly as many settings. And as an additional bonus, yellow gold is easily resized if necessary.

Colored Stones

Just like brides themselves, engagement rings can come in all different shapes, sizes and colors. While we’ve seen more out-of-the-box fiancée’s favoring the look of colored diamonds and gemstones for the last several years, there’s been an even larger uptick of 2019 brides incorporating color in new and interesting ways. From rubies to emeralds, any stone can be the star of your engagement ring!

Pear-Cut Rings

Created as a fashion-forward hybrid of marquise and oval diamonds, pear-shaped sparklers are a bold cut that we look forward to seeing everywhere in the new year. Perfect for those who want to stand out and make a statement, it’s no surprise that we’ve seen this popular pretty adorning the hands of celebrities from Victoria Beckham to Cardi B.

Fashion-Forward Settings

A round solitaire on a sleek band will always be timeless, but that’s not your only option! From criss-cross settings to a well-curated stack of sparklers, 2019 brides-to-be are adding their own, personal touch of drama to their most personal piece of jewelry; and we don’t see this trend going away anytime soon.

Halos

When it comes to rings, halos will always top the list of trends. And with their near magical ability to make any center diamond appear larger, why shouldn’t they? This year though, we predict couples making their halos more creative than ever. Through distinctive shapes, delicate details and offbeat ideas; halo looks will be on the hands of classic and bohemian brides alike.

Trends will come and go, but Cecil’s Fine Jewelry’s commitment to helping Arkansas brides find the most brilliant selections, never will. So visit us today! We hand-select each and every style carried in our store, and if you don’t see what you want– no problem! Our team of jewelers can help you create a custom piece of jewelry as unique as your love story.

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12 Days of Christmas Gifts

Twelve Days of Christmas Gifts | Cecil's Fine Jewelry

Many of us know the childhood, “Twelve Days of Christmas” carol by heart– it’s a classic! As lovely as some of those gift suggestions are though, not everyone wants to unwrap three French hens come December 25. Instead, visit Cecil’s Fine Jewelry to find your true love a gift that’s quieter, cleaner and much more easy to admire.

On the First Day of Christmas: Engagement Ring

The best way to pop the question this holiday season is with a one-of-a-kind ring for your once-in-a-lifetime love. With fan favorites like Hearts on Fire, Memoire, Peter Storm, A. Jaffe and more; you’re sure to find the ring that makes your loved one’s dazzle dreams come true.

On the Second Day of Christmas: Earrings

Two turtle doves are hard to come by, but two diamond hoops aren’t! Visit Cecil’s to see how Mémoire put a twist (literally) on a classic pair of wear-with-everything earrings.

On the Third Day of Christmas: Gift Certificate

It turns out that stress-free holiday shopping does exist, and it starts with a Cecil’s Fine Jewelry gift certificate. They make the perfect present for everyone on your list, and as a bonus: nobody’s ever received agift certificate that’s not in their size!

On the Fourth Day of Christmas: Men’s Bands

You said “yes” to marrying the man of your dreams, but now it’s his turn! From gem stoned to two-toned, our men’s bands are as tough, masculine and sophisticated as the man who wears them.

On the Fifth Day of Christmas: Five Golden Rings 

Give a nod to Mr. Frederic Austin by following his gift-giving suggestions– at least for the most part. Five separate golden rings can add up, but with Hearts on Fire’s Illa Wraparound Comet Ring, you get all the “wow” of a stacked look, for a portion of the price.

On the Sixth Day of Christmas: Custom Jewelry

This holiday season, you can enter Cecil’s Fine Jewelry as a shopper, and leave as a designer. Whether you want to start from scratch or customize a classic, our team of experienced jewelers is here to help bring your visions to life with custom pieces, beautiful and exclusive to you.

On the Seventh Day of Christmas: Alex Sepkus Bracelet

As a designer who believes that jewelry is meant to be fun, not serious, who better to inspire holiday spirit from than our own Alex Sepkus? Your Secret Santa will twinkle like tinsel after receiving a hand-crafted bracelet from this Italian designer.

On the Eighth Day of Christmas: Repaired Jewelry

Give her most sentimental jewelry a second (or third or fourth) chance by bringing it by Cecil’s Fine Jewelry. We have a full-time bench jeweler on staff who works with gold, platinum, sterling silver, palladium, semi-precious and precious stones; and can help you bring new life to a beloved, old piece.

On the Ninth Day of Christmas: Marco Bicego Necklace

With the days getting darker sooner, make your loved one’s wardrobe brighter with one of our favorite Marco Bicego beauties. Hand-crafted in Italy then hand-chosen by Cecil’s Fine Jewelry’s staff, these 18K pieces are sure to make any recipient swoon.

On the Tenth Day of Christmas: Watch

If your special someone is resolving to be on time or simply more stylish, we have the solution to both. Handsome and powered by any light, our Citizen Eco-Drive watches are a style that’s, ironically enough, timeless.

On the Eleventh Day of Christmas: Engraved

You wrote your letter to Santa, and now it’s time to write yours to someone who means a lot more to you. Visit Cecil’s Fine Jewelry to commemorate your message forever. We provide engraving services on the inside of rings and on the outside of jewelry in an array of fonts and styles.

On the Twelfth Day of Christmas: Cecil’s Fine Jewelry Staff

You’ve made your list and you’ve checked it twice, but have you visited Cecil’s Fine Jewelry for a gift that’s twice as nice? From hand-selecting each and every piece in our store to customizing them to best fit your style, our experienced staff loves serving you through all of life’s most special occasions.

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The Dos and Don’t of a Holiday Proposal

The Dos and Don’t of a Holiday Proposal | Blog | Cecil's Fine Jewelry

Some call the time between Halloween and Valentine’s Day “the holidays,” but here at Cecil’s Fine Jewelry, we have our own name for it– engagement season. Be it the family get-togethers or the twinkle lights, serious couples everywhere have proposals on the brain. Before you drop on bended knee though, read through our dos and don’ts of things to keep in mind.

DO: Consider your future fiancée.

This is the moment she’s always waited for, so don’t forget to consider her personality when you plan the proposal. Some people might love hearing that long-awaited question while surrounded by family at Thanksgiving, while others may prefer a more private moment.

DON’T: Let TSA ruin your surprise.

Whether you’re headed home for the holidays or to a tropical destination, if you’re flying pre-proposal, now might be the time to apply for TSA pre-check. This will help you forgo more invasive screening, including emptying out the contents of your carry-on, that could spoil the surprise. And take it from us– no matter how secure your checked bag might be, don’t leave your future betrothed’s ring in there!

DO: Arrange for ring insurance.

Think about it. You spring for insurance on other large purchases like your home or car. Why not an engagement ring? Jewelry insurance is relatively inexpensive, and if it helps you travel with peace of mind, it’s worth every penny. Visit Beverly, Cecil’s Fine Jewelry’s Graduate Gemologist, for an appraisal, hard copy and alternate copy for your insurance company.

DO: Think about the entire day.

The day doesn’t end after she says, “I do.” You two will want some time to revel in the rush of your new engagement but will likely also want to celebrate with loved ones soon. Consider your holiday schedule and pop the question at a time that works within that. As a bonus, everyone has celebratory champagne on hand this time of year!

DON’T: Forget to ask for help.

You want to be careful about selecting those who will be “in the know,” but having a few co-conspirators never hurt. A best friend may know the most swoon-worthy proposal and nobody can hide a ring box under the tree quite like Mom or Dad.

DO: Go with the flow.

Between winter weather, holiday parties and more stressed schedules; the likelihood of your special moment going exactly as planned is slim. And that’s okay! Stay calm, roll with the punches and evaluate as needed. The holidays are a time to celebrate, so do so in the way that makes the most sense for you two!

DON’T: Settle for a ring that doesn’t fit.

Oops! You didn’t get her ring size exactly right. That’s fine for celebratory festivities, but make sure her ring is a reminder of your relationship– the perfect fit. Stop by Cecil’s for your in-house ring sizing.

DO: Visit us.

At Cecil’s, we hand-select each and every piece of jewelry that we have and do our best to help make every customers’ experience special. View some of our favorite stunners online, then visit us in store to find the ring your future bride is sure to love.

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5 Times to Not Wear Your Engagement Ring

5 Times to Not Wear Your Engagement Ring | Cecil's Fine Jewelry Blog

Once you took one look at that dazzling diamond on your left-hand ring finger, you silently vowed to never take it off. And we don’t blame you! After all, if anyone understands what it’s like to love a piece of jewelry, it’s the staff at Cecil’s Fine Jewelry. But If you want to keep that beauty shining bright, there are times when you should safely tuck your engagement ring away.

 

At the Gym

Between the potential damage from your hard-earned sweat and the malleable nature of diamond jewelry, always be sure to think twice before keeping your special sparkler on during a workout. Pressure from weights against your hand could bend your band, distorting the look and increasing the possibility of your diamond popping right out of its setting. And when it comes to contact sports, take it from us– ring avulsion is as bad as it sounds.

 

While You’re Cleaning

Take a moment to think about the chemicals you use around your house. If they can eat through dirt, grime and buildup, they can easily eat through the finish and polish on your precious piece. On that note, we’ve all heard the horror stories of rings rolling into the garbage disposal or down a sink drain while a well-meaning wife does the dishes. R.I.P, ring!

 

During Your Skincare Routine

Moisturizers, lotions, sunscreens and body wash are all great for your skin, but when it comes to your engagement ring; they do more harm than good. Buildup from these products creep into the crevices of your ring, clouding your diamond with a layer of film. Instead, protect your most precious ring until your hands have completely dried, and beware of slipping when you go to put it back on.

 

When Swimming

Repeat after us– “I will never ever wear my engagement in water.” The cold water in pools, oceans, lakes and rivers causes your fingers to temporarily shrink, and that ring that was once the perfect fit, can easily find a new home at the bottom of a body of water. And if you’re wondering about hot tubs or heated pools, the answer is still a “no” from us. Although it would be easier to find if fallen, the chlorine and chemicals can cause damage and discoloration to your platinum, gold or white-gold band.

 

In the Kitchen

Last but not least, don’t wear your engagement ring while cooking dinner– or any meal for that matter. Not only can sticky residue lodge itself underneath your diamond, but germs and bacteria can too. And just like when swimming, you risk losing your ring to the sink drain when rinsing anything during meal prep.

 

While following these steps is the best way to keep your engagement ring in mint condition, we also understand that life happens. That’s why, here at Cecil’s Fine Jewelry, we do everything we can to help you with safekeeping the ring that holds your heart. From appraisals performed by our Graduate Gemologist, to ring sizing and jewelry repair; we have the special services needed to protect your most special accessory.

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Tennis Bracelets: History and How To

Tennis Bracelets: History and How To | Cecil's Fine Jewelry

Timeless, gorgeous and as flexible as it is stylish; tennis bracelets have been glamorous gals’ go-to for decades. That doesn’t mean there aren’t questions associated with this classic though! What characteristics should you look for when purchasing one? How do you style it once it’s purchased, and how in the world did this small stunner get its name? We’re glad you asked.

The History

You may not consider your favorite diamond-encrusted piece of jewelry as sports wear, but tennis legend Chris Evert begged to differ. During a particularly long rally in the 1978 U.S. Open, Evert’s bezel-set “eternity bracelet” snapped off her wrist and went sailing across the court. Like any style setter would, she asked officials to stop the match until the lost bracelet was found, and the rest is history. “Tennis bracelets” became the  new moniker linked to lightweight diamond danglers everywhere, and jewelers began rapidly producing different cuts, carats, settings and metals to accommodate the new popularity.

The Fit

Part of a tennis bracelet’s allure is the loose, flirty fit associated with it. It should feel more loose than your typical bracelet, but there should never be risk of it rolling off your hand. The sweet spot is found when your arms are resting by your side. If the bracelet slips down to where your hand begins, and you can still slide a finger easily in the space between your arm and your arm’s newest addition, you’ve found your perfect fit.

The Essentials

Like many classics, tennis bracelets are designed to be able to wear anytime, anywhere; but in order to do that, you’ll want to be sure that your wow-worthy eye-catcher is worth the investment. First and foremost, make sure the bracelet’s secure. You don’t want to experience the same feeling Chris Evert did when her’s careened across the court. Look for a bracelet that boasts both a clasp and a safety latch, and double check that the setting is secured. Then, look at your potential piece’s movement. Go ahead and dance around with your hands in the air. Outside of the looks you received, did anything else seem odd? Did the links awkwardly catch, or did the movement seem fluid? It’s this flexibility that keeps your tennis bracelet from snapping, so don’t be stingy with testing!

The Style

Whether at the office, out on the town or at the U.S. Open; a tennis bracelet’s versatility has continued to prevail year after year. Whether worn alone to highlight your arms or stacked with a watch or other diamond bracelets; there aren’t many style rules for these sparklers. Simply pair it with other accessories with similar styles, and get your army party started.

The Find

Both simple and sleek yet bold and beautiful, tennis bracelets are notoriously popular gift picks. Where do you do that picking though? That’s important too! Here at Cecil’s Fine Jewelry, we make it easy for you. Our expertly trained staff will help you find the most beautiful bracelet for your budget, but we won’t stop there. From appraisal to sizing to an entirely custom design, Cecil’s is here to be your jeweler for life.