Kinn and Prince Unveil Final Drop of Tennis-Inspired Jewelry Collection

Tennis has long loved its jewelry. Now jewelry is loving tennis right back.

Kinn, the Los Angeles fine jewelry house, and heritage racket brand Prince have completed their three-part collaboration with “Match Three,” the final drop in a collection built to shadow the sport’s biggest stages: the 2026 French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. The last chapter is now live online, sitting alongside the first two releases to form a full, tournament-ready capsule.

This is not a novelty line built on gimmicks and green felt. The Kinn x Prince collection leans into tennis’ modern identity: luxury, polish, and a certain courtside nonchalance. Every piece is crafted from 14k solid yellow or white gold, set with lab-grown diamonds and emeralds, with the intention of feeling more like future heirlooms than seasonal merch.

The range is anchored by tennis bracelets, diamond earrings and signet rings that nod to the sport without shouting about it. Clean lines, subtle references, serious materials. It’s tennis culture translated into jewelry box staples.

There is also a small but deliberate move into apparel and accessories. A quarter-zip, crew socks and a cap join the lineup, giving the capsule just enough off-court utility to stretch from stadium to city. On the Kinn website, a “Match Three” banner flags the newest U.S. Open–timed arrivals, while remaining stock from the first two drops stays available on the dedicated Kinn x Prince page.

The brand is treating the collaboration as a true limited release. Each Kinn x Prince purchase ships with an exclusive jewelry box while supplies last, a detail that underscores the collection’s keepsake positioning. Customers who share their email and spend $500 or more on a first order receive a complimentary pair of huggies, a small but pointed incentive in a space where finishing touches matter.

Kinn is no stranger to the baseline. Since Jennie Yoon founded the label in 2017, tennis has been threaded through its design language. One of Kinn Studio’s standout best-sellers, the Serena Baguette Tennis Link Bracelet — half vertical baguette stones, half paperclip-style chain — pays tribute to Serena Williams’ blend of power and grace and has become a calling card for the brand’s approach to the sport.

That relationship deepened in June 2025 with the launch of the Wimbledon Collection, a suite of elevated everyday pieces inspired by the London major. The success of that project made a partnership with Prince feel less like a leap and more like the next step in a category Kinn has quietly been owning.

With Match Three now on court, the collaboration stands as a fully formed statement: tennis as lifestyle, distilled into gold, diamonds and a few well-placed emeralds — built to last long after the final ball of the U.S. Open has been struck.