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Shop the Look: Get Selena Gomez’s Diamond Tennis Bracelet Style for Less

Check out this sustainable, wallet-friendly pick from Peace Jewelers.

Cara O’Bleness

Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez.

Selena Gomez was absolutely dripping in diamonds on the 81st annual Golden Globe Awards red carpet in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 7. The actress, who was nominated for her work in Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building, accented her custom asymmetrical red Giorgio Armani gown with tons of sparkle.

The 31-year-old was adorned in several Bulgari pieces, including rings, bracelets, dangly earrings and a watch. And while each of the items from the Italian luxury fashion house were showstopping, the bling around Gomez’s wrists caught our attention in particular.

While not many of us can shop the exact jewelry the A-listers wear to red carpet events, we’ve got an even better alternative in mind. Peace Jewelers offers lab-grown, sustainable and wallet-friendly options at just a fraction of the price, and you can achieve a look similar to Gomez’s, below.

Peace Jewelers 14K Gold Choice of Carat Weight Cultured Diamond Tennis Bracelet, $3,099 to $ $9,999 (shophq.com)

Tennis bracelet

Available in both white and yellow gold, this statement-making piece is sure to impress, whether you’re heading out for date night or dressing up for a major event, like Gomez. And if you really want to make your jewelry shine, take a page out of the star’s book and opt for a shiny and egdy black manicure (hers is courtesy of celebrity nail artist Tom Bachik) for a super chic look. 

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Cara O’Bleness
CARA O’BLENESS

Cara O’Bleness is a writer and editor on the Lifestyle and Trending News team for SI Swimsuit. Prior to joining SI Swimsuit in 2022, she worked as a writer and editor across a number of content verticals, including food, lifestyle, health and wellness, and small business and entrepreneurship. In her free time, O’Bleness loves reading, spending time with her family and making her way through Michigan’s many microbreweries. She is a graduate of Michigan State University’s School of Journalism.