Waco Tennis Bracelet Fiancee Gifts: GIA-Certified Diamond Collection Launched

Jul 23, 2023

Waco, TX - Di’Amore Fine Jewelers (254.776.9877) is expanding its line of fiancée engagement gifts with the addition of high-quality, ethically sourced tennis bracelets and diamond necklaces.

Waco, United States - July 23, 2023 /PressCable/

The newly expanded collection is managed by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA)-trained staff at Di’Amore Fine Jewelers. Previously known as Jay Jewelers, Di’Amore Fine Jewelers is a family-owned business with over 30 years of experience. Recognized for their high ethical standards, knowledge of the industry, and their custom jewelry-making expertise, the company offers top value to both local and online customers.

More information is available at https://www.diamorefinejewelers.com

Tennis bracelets, originally known as eternity bracelets, have been around for over 100 years. The “tennis” moniker came about in 1978 when tennis star Chrissie Evert’s familiar diamond eternity bracelet flew off her wrist mid-match. Evert halted the tennis to find her bracelet, and the media took care of the rest. Despite its shift in labels, tennis bracelets and diamond necklaces remain the most popular fiancée gifts among the betrothed. Di’Amore Fine Jewelers is keeping this tradition alive with their contemporary and traditional collections, expanded to meet increasing demand.

Tennis bracelets at Di’Amore Fine Jewelers range in color and price from the 10 Karat yellow gold 0.25ctw diamond tennis illusion bracelet that retails for $1,599.99 to the 14 Karat white gold round cut 7-inch 5.30ctw Carat Diamond Tennis Bracelet that retails for just over $11,000.

An extensive range of diamond necklace designs are available in white, yellow, and rose gold ranging in price from the value-oriented $300 14 Karat White Gold 0.03ctw diamond necklace to the 14 Karat white gold 3.25ctw round diamond Y-shaped necklace retailing for $7,999.99.

Di’Amore Fine Jewelers is an IJO member and part of the American Gem Society. They were inducted into Preferred Jewelers International in 2018, are rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau, and continue to maintain a near-perfect 5-star rating with over 500 customer reviewers.

Di’Amore Fine Jewelers owner and president Monali Pandya says, “It’s such a beautiful world when I walk into the store and see all these customers who worked with my father. I used to play with some of these clients in the store as a child, and now they’re building their own stories with us. It’s truly lovely.”

A much-revered company of master jewelers, Di’Amore Fine Jewelers continue to uphold the highest standards for ethically sourced mined diamonds. Customers looking for just the right gift for their fiancée will find every type of design to suit any level of budget when they partner with Pandya and her team.

Learn more at https://www.diamorefinejewelers.com

Contact Info:
Name: Monali Pandya
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Organization: Di'Amore Fine Jewelers
Address: 4541 West Waco Drive, Waco, TX 76710, United States
Phone: +1-254-776-9877
Website: https://www.diamorefinejewelers.com/

Source: PressCable

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