RODEO PROOF

Will your diamonds survive a handshake? Simulate clasp stress, humidity swelling, and stack friction before you lose a stone.

💥 The "Whip" Simulator

Test clasp integrity against 3G forces (Dancing/Rodeo).

Interactive
Click to Shake
CLASP FAILURE!

🌡️ Humidity Wrist Swell

Temperature 75°F
Humidity 40%
No Swelling Detected
Bracelet fits perfectly.

🔄 Stack Scratch Predictor

Select what you wear next to your tennis bracelet.

ℹ️ Expert Prevention Guide

Why does my tennis bracelet keep falling off?

The #1 cause is a loosened tongue mechanism in the box clasp. Every time you snap it shut, the metal fatigues.

The Fix: Use our Clasp Integrity Simulator above. If you have a single-latch clasp, add a safety chain immediately. A 2-inch safety chain acts as a fail-safe, catching the bracelet before it hits the floor.

Is it safe to wear a tennis bracelet in the pool?

Absolutely Not. Chlorine eats away at gold alloys (especially white gold), making prongs brittle.

This leads to "Silent Stone Loss"—where diamonds pop out weeks later during normal activity. Always remove jewelry before swimming or hot tubbing.

How tight should a tennis bracelet fit?

The "One Finger Rule": You should be able to slide one finger comfortably between the bracelet and your wrist.

Heat Warning: Use our Humidity Swell tool. In 90°F heat, your wrist can expand up to 3mm. If your bracelet is too tight, this swelling puts massive torque on the clasp, causing it to snap open.