We love that you’re noticing the pink sapphire, orange sapphire, yellow sapphire, and green peridot + diamond tennis bracelet trend—it feels like it’s “it” right now for so many good reasons. Here’s a deep dive into what’s making them so hot, what to look for, and how people are styling them. If you want more pics or where to buy, I can pull those, too.

Why They’re Having a Moment

1. Color & Versatility

Pink sapphires and yellow, orange, and green add a softness and vibrancy that diamonds alone can’t always deliver. The blush, rose, or hot-pink tones give tennis bracelets a pop that works both for everyday and special occasions. The warm oranges, yellows and greens highlight the season and the trend toward colored gemstones with a perfect mix of warmth and vibrancy. Mixing that with diamond’s sparkle gives an elevated contrast without feeling over-the-top.

2. Trend toward colored gemstones

Jewelry trends have been moving away from strict classic white diamonds toward colored stones (sapphires, emeralds, etc.). Pink sapphires hit sweet spot: rare enough to feel special, pink enough to feel modern, but more accessible (in perhaps cost or emotional weight) than pink diamonds.

3. Rise of lab-grown / ethically sourced stones

You’ll find a lot of yellow, orange, and pink sapphires (all natural) being offered, often paired with natural or lab-grown diamonds. For consumers who care about ethical sourcing, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness, this combination is a win.

4. Style & stacking culture

Tennis bracelets are classic. Adding color gives more options for stacking with other bracelets (gold, rose gold, different metals), layering, mixing textures. Pink sapphires + diamonds offer a fresh twist so the bracelet stands out in a stack, not just blending in.

5. Fashion & influencer visibility

Celebrities and jewelry designers are showing these blends more regularly. Ombré effects (gradual color change), alternating gems & diamonds, stretch versions, etc. These visible pieces help fuel desire and popularity.