Jennifer Meyer Bracelets: Tennis, Edith Link, Ellen Cuff and Evil Eye

A Jennifer Meyer bracelet is a fine gold bracelet from the Los Angeles jeweller, most often 6.5 inches long, and Coveti stocks 153 of them on the Jennifer Meyer brand hub. Browse all fine bracelets, and start with the Mini Heart Bracelet, which is around $1,280 at Coveti.

How much is a Jennifer Meyer bracelet? Bracelets at Coveti range from $1,280 to $40,530, with a median of $6,790. A mini charm bracelet is around $1,280, an Edith link bracelet starts at around $2,640, and tennis bracelets begin at around $6,790 and go up with stone weight.

What is a Jennifer Meyer tennis bracelet?

A tennis bracelet is a flexible line of matched stones, and it is the largest bracelet family in the catalogue: 66 of the 153 bracelets. Jennifer Meyer sets hers in four ways, 3-prong, 4-prong, bezel and illusion, in plain diamond and in coloured stones, and square tennis is a Jennifer Meyer geometric design. Diamond tennis pieces carry a stated grade of colour G-H and clarity SI1-SI2.

4-prong tennis bracelets

This is the version most people picture, with 30 pieces and the widest choice of colour. The 4 Prong Lapis Tennis Bracelet and the 4 Prong Turquoise Tennis Bracelet are both around $6,790, with 1.2 carats of stone and a 6.5 inch length. The Large 4 Prong Turquoise Tennis Bracelet has 2.5 carats at around $8,120. For all diamonds, the 4 Prong Diamond Tennis Bracelet holds 1.8 carats at around $14,000, and the 4 Prong Diamond Tennis Bracelet with Large Diamond Accent adds a larger accent stone at around $13,110.

The same setting appears as a rigid piece: the 4 Prong Turquoise Tennis Cuff is 2.17 inches across at around $7,680, and the 4 Prong Diamond Tennis Cuff has 1.3 carats of diamonds at around $10,030.

Bezel tennis bracelets

Bezel settings wrap each stone in gold, so the bracelet reads as a gold line dotted with stones rather than a line of sparkle. The Bezel Tennis Bracelet is the plain version at around $8,850. Add an illusion set stone as a centre and the colour range opens up: the Bezel Tennis Bracelet With Illusion Set Turquoise Center is around $10,320, and the Bezel Tennis Bracelet With Illusion Set Amethyst Center, the Bezel Tennis Bracelet With Illusion Set Blue Sapphire Center and the Bezel Tennis Bracelet With Illusion Set Ruby Center are around $10,540 to $10,840.

For diamonds, the Bezel Tennis Bracelet With Illusion Set Diamond Center is around $11,790, and the Bezel Tennis Bracelet with 5 Illusion Set Diamonds has five illusion set diamonds at around $13,260. The Bezel Tennis Bracelet With 3 Mini Open Evil Eye Accents adds three mini evil eyes at around $11,350.

Illusion and square tennis

Illusion setting hides the metal around a stone, so a diamond looks larger than its carat weight suggests. The square tennis bracelet is the geometric variant: the Square Tennis Bracelet is around $8,040, and the Square Tennis Bracelet with 3 Illusion Set Diamond Accents adds three illusion set diamonds at around $11,350.

3-prong and coloured stones

Only two bracelets use the 3-prong setting, both in a wave shape. The 3 Prong Turquoise Wave Tennis Bracelet is around $8,560, and the 3 Prong Pink Sapphire Wave Tennis Bracelet is around $12,530. Mixed stones are also available: the 4 Prong Diamond, Turquoise, and Lapis Tennis Bracelet combines diamond, turquoise and lapis at around $8,700.

For a wider look at the style across brands, read our tennis bracelets guide, and shop tennis bracelets and diamond bracelets directly.

What are Edith link bracelets?

Edith is the open link chain named for Jennifer’s grandmother, and its bracelets are the most wearable gold pieces in the range. Coveti stocks 15 Edith bracelets. A small link measures 4.65mm by 2.95mm, and a medium link is 9.34mm by 5mm. The length is 6.5 inches.

The Small Edith Link Bracelet is the base at around $2,640. The Medium Edith Link Bracelet is around $4,510, and the Medium and Small Edith Link Bracelet mixes both scales at around $4,000. With an accent, the Small Edith Link Bracelet with Single Turquoise Bezel Accent is around $3,520, and the Small Edith Link Bracelet with Single Diamond Bezel Accent is around $3,820.

The link pairs naturally with charm bracelets and with a watch, because it sits flat. If you also like the necklace version, our Jennifer Meyer necklaces guide has the matching chains. There is even an anklet: the Luxe Diamond Edith Link Anklet is 10 inches long and around $24,140.

What is the Ellen cuff?

Ellen is the best-selling line, named for Jennifer’s mother, and the cuff is its bracelet. It is flat, polished gold, and it is adjustable, so size is less of a concern than with a closed bangle. Coveti has three Ellen cuffs. The Ellen Cuff with Edith Link Detail is around $5,760, the Hammered Ellen Cuff is around $8,850, and the Ellen Cuff with Diamond Accent is around $9,150.

Which Jennifer Meyer bangles are available?

Coveti lists nine bangles. Most are adjustable cuffs. The inlay heart cuffs set a small heart of mother of pearl, turquoise and opal into gold: the Mother of Pearl Inlay Heart Cuff and the Turquoise Inlay Heart Cuff are each around $4,000, and the Opal Inlay Heart Cuff with Diamonds with diamonds is around $4,440.

The statement end is a hinged bangle. The Hinged Double Dome Bangle has an interior circumference of 6.5 inches and is around $21,050. The Forever Heart Bangle with Diamond Pave has 2.81 carats of pave diamonds and is around $40,530, the most expensive bracelet at Coveti, at the same price as the top earrings. Browse the bangles page for the full group.

What are Jennifer Meyer evil eye bracelets?

The evil eye is a house signature, in gold, diamonds and stones. Coveti has 18 evil eye bracelets, from around $1,940. The Mini Open Evil Eye with Diamond Center Bracelet is the smallest at around $1,940, and the Mini Diamond Open Evil Eye Bracelet is around $2,090. Colour versions add an emerald centre, as in the Mini Diamond Open Evil Eye with Emerald Center Bracelet at around $2,090.

The “70s” evil eye family has a longer almond shape, inspired by the brand’s 70s collection. The Mini 70’s Evil Eye Bracelet is around $2,820, and the Open Evil Eye Bracelet with Turquoise Center with a turquoise centre is around $3,410. Inlay joins the family in the Lapis Inlay Evil Eye Bracelet, with lapis and turquoise, at around $4,000. Read more in our evil eye bracelets guide.

Are there charm and chain bracelets?

Yes. Mini charm bracelets are the entry point, with a motif on a fine chain: the Mini Heart Bracelet, the Mini Leaf Bracelet and the Mini Wishbone Bracelet are each around $1,280. The Mini Clover Bracelet is made in rose gold at the same price.

By-the-inch bracelets repeat a shape along the chain. The Bar by the inch Bracelet is in 14 carat gold at around $1,500, the Heart By The Inch Bracelet is around $2,310, and the 5 Illusion Set Blue Sapphire Accent Bracelet sets five illusion set sapphires at around $2,570. All are 6.5 inches long with a lobster clasp. See chain bracelets and gold bracelets for the wider group.

How do you wear a Jennifer Meyer bracelet with a watch?

Treat the watch as the anchor, and let the bracelet sit beside it. Most Jennifer Meyer bracelets are 6.5 inches long, so think about how much wrist room a watch already takes. A few simple rules help:

• One wrist for each, to start. Put the watch on one wrist and a tennis bracelet on the other. It is clean, and the two pieces never compete.
• Same wrist, different weights. A slim Edith link beside a watch reads as a considered stack. A tennis bracelet is better placed on the other side of the watch strap.
• Match the metal. A yellow gold bracelet works with a gold case. With a steel watch, choose a plain Edith link so the gold stays quiet.
• Keep the bangle for the free wrist. The Ellen cuff is adjustable, so it can sit on top of a sleeve edge, but wearing it beside a watch crowds the wrist.

The fit matters. Measure your wrist before you buy, add a little for movement, and compare the figure with the 6.5 inch length in each listing. Hinged bangles list an interior circumference instead.

Which Jennifer Meyer bracelet should you buy first?

Choose by occasion. For every day, the Edith link and the mini charm bracelet, both under $3,000 at Coveti, is the easiest piece to forget you are wearing. For a milestone, a 4-prong tennis bracelet in turquoise, lapis, diamond and mixed stones gives you a lasting piece with real stone weight. For something that feels like a statement without sparkle, the Ellen cuff in polished gold is the right answer, because it is plain, adjustable and bold.

If you are buying as a gift, an adjustable cuff removes the sizing question. Tennis bracelets and links are made at 6.5 inches, so they suit an average wrist and are worth checking against a bracelet the recipient already wears.

How do you stack bracelets?

Stack by contrast. Choose one link, one charm and one stone: an Edith link, a mini clover, an inlay cuff. Keep to one gold colour so the mix looks designed. For evenings, add a single tennis bracelet and leave the rest at home. The same logic carries over to rings, so read the Jennifer Meyer rings guide if you want the hand and the wrist to match.

For background on the label, see the Jennifer Meyer guide, and for the costs in every category the price guide. Coveti is a London-based luxury retailer that ships worldwide, every piece is 100% authentic, and returns follow the returns policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long are Jennifer Meyer bracelets?

Most Jennifer Meyer bracelets measure 6.5 inches in length, including tennis, Edith link, charm and chain styles. A few are 7 inches, cuffs are adjustable, and hinged bangles list an interior circumference of 6.5 inches. Check the measurement in each listing before you order, and compare it with a bracelet you already wear comfortably.

How much is a Jennifer Meyer tennis bracelet?

Tennis bracelets at Coveti start at around $6,790 for a 4-prong lapis style. Bezel styles begin at around $8,850, and illusion set versions with diamonds are around $11,790 to $13,260. Larger 4-prong diamond bracelets go to around $14,000 and beyond, depending on the stone weight and the accent stones.

What is an illusion set tennis bracelet?

An illusion setting hides most of the metal around a stone, so the gem appears larger. Jennifer Meyer uses it as an accent within bezel and square tennis bracelets, with diamonds and coloured stones. Coveti has 10 tennis bracelets with illusion set stones, mostly in the bezel family, in diamond, sapphire, ruby, amethyst and turquoise.

Are Jennifer Meyer bracelets real gold?

Yes. Nearly all are 18 carat gold, mostly yellow, and a few chains are 14 carat. Tennis pieces use natural diamonds graded colour G-H and clarity SI1-SI2. Each is handcrafted by master artisans in Los Angeles, and Coveti sells only 100% authentic pieces with worldwide shipping.

Can you wear a Jennifer Meyer bracelet with a watch?

Yes. A slim Edith link bracelet sits well beside a watch, while a tennis bracelet is best on the opposite wrist and not beside the strap. Match the metal if you can, and avoid wearing a cuff beside a watch, because the two crowd the wrist.

What is the Edith link bracelet?

It is an open gold link bracelet from the Edith line, named for Jennifer’s grandmother. Links come in small and medium scales, 4.65mm and 9.34mm long, on a 6.5 inch length. The small version is around $2,640 at Coveti, and the medium version is around $4,510.