In 2026, Kinn Studio partnered with Prince, the iconic tennis equipment brand, on a limited tennis jewelry collaboration timed to the Grand Slam calendar. The three-drop series spans the French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open, with each collection reflecting the aesthetic of its tournament.
The collaboration ranges from $960 to $8,520, all in solid 14k gold with conflict-free diamonds and gemstones.
Drop 1: French Open (May 2026) Inspired by the clay courts of Roland-Garros, the French Open collection features pavé-heavy designs with warm, textured details. Clay court tennis is slow and physical, and the jewelry reflects that: heavier settings, more coverage, more warmth in the stone placement.
Drop 2: Wimbledon (June 2026) The Wimbledon drop adds emerald accents to a diamond-forward lineup, green against white, referencing the All England Club's grass courts. Settings are more refined and structured, matching Wimbledon's formal dress code energy.
Drop 3: US Open (August 2026) The US Open drop returns to diamonds. It's the most commercial of the three, bright, high-contrast, and designed to translate from courtside to everyday wear.
All three drops feature shield motifs (referencing the Prince shield logo), chain-link detailing, and graduated stone settings. The shield motif appears as a clasp detail or pendant anchor across multiple pieces.
The designs work as standalone pieces and as additions to a tennis bracelet stack, many are sized and profiled to layer naturally alongside Kinn's existing Diana and Eternity collections.
The collaboration starts at $960, which is meaningful for Kinn: most of their tennis bracelets begin at $2,080-$2,680. The lower entry point introduces new customers to solid 14k gold construction at a Grand Slam price point.
The upper end at $8,520 places this collaboration among Kinn's most premium offerings, comparable to their Amara Fancy Shape Tennis Necklace ($8,980) and the Rachel Tennis Necklace (6.75ctw from $8,800).
Tennis jewelry and tennis equipment have shared cultural space for decades, Chris Evert's lost bracelet in 1987 literally gave the tennis bracelet its name. A fine jewelry brand collaborating with a heritage tennis equipment brand is a natural pairing, and Kinn's craftsmanship credentials make it substantive rather than purely promotional.
Is the Kinn x Prince collection limited edition? Each drop is timed to its corresponding Grand Slam and subject to limited availability. The French Open drop launched May 19, 2026; Wimbledon on June 11; US Open on August 18.
Can you buy Kinn x Prince pieces online? Yes. The full Kinn x Prince collection is available at kinn.studio and at Kinn's Los Angeles and New York showrooms.
What price range is the Kinn x Prince collection? Pieces range from $960 to $8,520, all in solid 14k gold with conflict-free stones.
Does the Kinn x Prince collection include tennis bracelets? Yes, tennis bracelets are part of all three drops, including styles designed to stack with Kinn's existing Diana and Eternity collections.
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