Aryna Sabalenka set an unusual tennis record by appearing at the US Open in a Material Good jewelry set, the total weight of precious stones in which was 127 carats. According to the brand itself, no tennis player has ever simultaneously showcased such a large amount of jewelry.
For the first time, the Belarusian athlete showed off her new look during a mixed doubles performance with Serb Novak Djokovic. She complemented the jewelry with a vibrant outfit from Nike.
The set consisted of large earrings, a massive necklace, and a bracelet. Sapphires, tourmalines, garnets, zircons, spinels, chrysoberyls, and tanzanites were used for their creation. The stones had various cut shapes, including pear, baguette, trapezoid, and heart-shaped.
Material Good noted that the design is associated with New York, its vibrancy, energy, and cultural diversity. That is why multi-colored precious stones from various countries around the world were chosen for the jewelry.
This is not the first time Sabalenka has appeared on the tennis court in expensive jewelry. At the Roland Garros tournament in Paris in May, she wore another set from this brand, which included 125 carats of diamonds and garnets. And during Wimbledon in June, the tennis player chose a set with emeralds. Its green color scheme was associated with the grass courts and the style of the tournament.
Sabalenka's collaboration with Material Good is not limited to advertising. She became an official brand ambassador and the first athlete in its history to receive such a status. Together with the company, the tennis player also released a special capsule collection.
According to Sabalenka's earlier words, she perceives jewelry as a way to express her individuality not only in everyday life but also during sports performances.
Last year at the French Open, the Belarusian appeared on the court with an Audemars Piguet watch worth about 45 thousand dollars. Now, among her most prominent fashion looks is the Material Good jewelry set with 127 carats of precious stones.
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