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The 4mm is the everyday width in SKRT's men's tennis chains. Here is which length suits each neckline, which pendants it takes, and how to look after it.

The 3mm is SKRT's slimmest men's tennis chain. Here is how thin reads on a man, which lengths work, and when a 4mm is the better buy.

The 5mm Rose Gold tennis bracelet is the middle step in SKRT's everyday widths. Here is how to wear it for work, dinner, a wedding and a weekend away.

The 6mm is the boldest single row SKRT makes, and it is not the chain to hang a pendant from. Here is the two-chain way to do both, and the lengths that suit it.

The wrist works harder than any other place you wear jewelry. Here is how the 4mm Rose Gold tennis bracelet fits, what it handles in a normal day, and the habits at each end.

The 4mm White Gold is the everyday starting point for tennis bracelets. Here is how it wears, how to choose a size, and what to add next.

The 6mm is SKRT's widest tennis row for the neck, so it wants room. Here is which of the nine lengths suits each neckline, and how to layer a narrower row beside it.

A tennis chain is a continuous line of stones held in tiny prong settings. The name comes from a 1987 US Open accident that changed the jewelry market.

Tennis plus cuban is the cleanest mixed-style stack. Here are the three rules that make it look intentional, plus three combinations that always work.