Kinn Studio and Prince Tennis Release Jewelry Collab for US Open 2026

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Few brands do fine jewelry quite like Kinn nor embody tennis like Prince, and together, the duo is delivering a match made in tennis bracelet, diamond earring and signet ring heaven. With its product rollout timed to the 2026 French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, the Kinn x Prince collection finally gets rounded out by its third and final drop, titled Match Three, available online now alongside the first two launches.

The limited-release capsule is not your average tennis-themed jewelry line, rather a timeless collection of heirloom-quality pieces, embodying the luxurious, fashion-forward aesthetic defining tennis culture. Kinn x Prince jewelry is crafted from 14k solid yellow and white gold, lab diamonds and emeralds. And while supplies last, every Kinn x Prince jewelry purchase comes with an exclusive jewelry box. Plus, customers who share their email will be gifted a complimentary pair of huggies with their first order of $500 or more.

While jewelry makes up the bulk of the capsule, a small selection of clothing and accessories — a quarter-zip, crew socks and cap — join the bling. The website’s “Match Three” banner denotes the newest products timed to the U.S. Open, but in-stock pieces from the first two drops are also featured on the Kinn x Prince collection page.

This isn’t the first time the Los Angeles-based fine jewelry label has entered the tennis space since its founding by Jennie Yoon in 2017. One of Kinn Studio’s best-sellers is the Serena Baguette Tennis Link Bracelet — half vertical baguettes, half paperclip-style link chain — inspired by the strength and elegance of Serena Williams.

Then, in June 2025, Kinn unveiled its Wimbledon Collection, a lineup of elevated everyday pieces inspired by the London tournament. Given its success, the Prince partnership felt like a natural progression for the category.

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