Is the Bardot Tennis Bracelet really waterproof?

Yes. It is stainless steel with a tarnish-free, waterproof finish, so it can be worn in water. Rinse and dry it after chlorine or salt water to keep the finish clean.

What sizes does it come in?

Small is 15cm, medium 17cm, large 19cm, and an adjustable version is 15cm with a 3cm extender. Measure your wrist and add a little room for comfort.

Are the stones real diamonds?

No. They are 2mm cubic zirconia. They give a tennis-bracelet look at a fraction of fine-jewelry upkeep, but they sparkle less than diamonds.

Will it tarnish or turn my skin green?

Stainless steel is resistant to tarnish and discoloration, so it should not turn skin green the way plated brass can. Keep it away from harsh chemicals to preserve the finish.

How does it compare with a plated tennis bracelet?

It costs more than plated brass but lasts longer in water and daily wear. Plated bracelets may look brighter at first but fade with moisture and sweat.

Can I wear it every day?

Yes. The stainless steel build and waterproof finish suit daily wear, including workouts and showers. The 2mm stones are understated enough for regular use.