Two upgrades to the standard tennis bracelet in one design: mixed stone shapes and bezel settings. The shapes - round, marquise, and rectangle - alternate along the 7.25-inch band, creating an irregular pattern that holds attention differently than a uniform row. The bezel settings wrap each stone in metal rather than lifting it on prongs, producing a lower, more architectural profile that wears closer to the wrist. In rhodium over sterling silver with a box clasp and extender. The bezel/mixed-shape combination is the direction contemporary tennis bracelets are moving - away from the uniform diamond-substitute row toward something with more design intentionality.