Kinn and Prince's Diamond-Studded Tennis Jewelry Capsule Reaches Final Serve
The fine jewelry label Kinn and tennis brand Prince have released the third and final installment of their collaborative collection, timed to the U.S. Open. The pieces are crafted from 14k gold, lab-grown diamonds, and emeralds, featuring items like bracelets, earrings, and a cap. The capsule also includes a quarter-zip, crew socks, and other accessories, with purchases accompanied by a complimentary jewelry box.
The collaboration's staggered rollout aligned each drop with a major tennis tournament, with Match Three debuting during the U.S. Open. Pricing spans from a $55 embroidered cap to a $4,480 bracelet named for Naomi Osaka, while a Serena Williams-inspired baguette link bracelet remains a Kinn signature piece. Founder Jennie Yoon launched the Los Angeles label in 2017, and the brand previously released a Wimbledon-themed collection in June 2025, establishing tennis as a recurring design focus. The capsule pairs heirloom-quality jewelry with casual sportswear, and purchases include a complimentary jewelry box, with email subscribers receiving free huggie earrings on qualifying orders.
This collaboration could broaden fine jewelry's appeal by bridging sportswear and luxury accessories, potentially attracting younger tennis fans who might not otherwise engage with high-end pieces. The use of lab-grown diamonds may also signal shifting consumer values toward more accessible, ethically positioned luxury. However, with items reaching nearly $4,500, the collection's impact may remain limited to affluent buyers, reinforcing rather than democratizing the exclusivity often associated with both tennis culture and fine jewelry.