Kinn x Prince Unveils Luxe Tennis-Inspired Jewelry Collection
Tennis has always had a taste for luxury. Now one of the sport’s most iconic names is leaning into that image with a partner that knows exactly how to make it sparkle.
Kinn, the Los Angeles-based fine jewelry label, has completed its three-part collaboration with Prince, rounding out the Kinn x Prince collection with its final drop, “Match Three.” Timed to coincide with the 2026 French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, the capsule now stands as a full-season wardrobe of gold, diamonds and court-side polish.
This is not novelty merch. It’s built to outlast trends.
A Tennis Capsule With Staying Power
The Kinn x Prince line takes the familiar language of tennis jewelry and sharpens it. Tennis bracelets, diamond earrings and signet rings anchor the collection, but the design brief leans toward heirloom rather than hype.
Every piece is crafted from 14k solid yellow or white gold, set with lab-grown diamonds and emeralds. The result is a collection that nods to the sport’s heritage while fitting seamlessly into a modern, fashion-forward rotation.
The “Match Three” release lands as the final chapter, but all three drops now sit together online, with in-stock pieces from the earlier launches still available on the Kinn x Prince collection page. For those who want the full story, it’s all there in one place.
Details in the Finish
There’s a clear intent to make this feel special. While supplies last, each Kinn x Prince jewelry purchase arrives with an exclusive jewelry box, underscoring the collection’s keepsake ambition rather than a one-season tie-in.
There’s also a small but deliberate move into apparel and accessories. A quarter-zip, crew socks and a cap join the jewelry, rounding out the look from wrist to baseline. The “Match Three” banner on the site flags the newest U.S. Open–timed additions, but the broader capsule remains the star.
Customers who share their email and spend $500 or more get a complimentary pair of huggies with their first order, a subtle push toward building a long-term relationship with the brand rather than a one-off splurge.
From Serena-Inspired Hits to Grand Slam Ambition
Kinn’s arrival in tennis didn’t start with Prince. Since Jennie Yoon founded the brand in 2017, the label has steadily carved out space in the sport’s style conversation.
One of its standout pieces, the Serena Baguette Tennis Link Bracelet, has become a bestseller. Half vertical baguette stones, half paperclip-style chain, it channels the power and elegance of Serena Williams in a single, streamlined design. It also laid the groundwork for Kinn’s tennis aesthetic: strong, clean, unapologetically refined.
In June 2025, Kinn pushed further with its Wimbledon Collection, a run of elevated everyday pieces inspired by the London major. That line proved there was an audience for jewelry that treated tennis not as a gimmick, but as a lifestyle cue.
From there, a partnership with Prince felt inevitable rather than experimental. The racquet icon brings decades of on-court history; Kinn brings a sharp, modern jewelry language. Together, they’ve built a capsule that doesn’t just dress up tennis—it wears like a trophy long after the last ball has been struck.
