Kinn x Prince Unveils Final Tennis Jewelry Drop: Match Three

Tennis has its own visual language: the clean whites, the clipped grass, the glint of a bracelet catching the sun on a service toss. Kinn and Prince have been quietly building a collection around that world, and now the collaboration reaches its final act.

“Match Three,” the third and concluding drop in the Kinn x Prince capsule, has landed online, completing a rollout that’s been strategically aligned with the sport’s grandest stages — the 2026 French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. The timing is no accident. This is jewelry designed to live where tennis and luxury collide.

A Tennis Capsule With Staying Power

This is not a novelty line built around cutesy racquet charms. The Kinn x Prince collection leans into heirloom quality and clean, modern lines. Every piece is crafted in 14k solid yellow or white gold, set with lab-grown diamonds and emeralds. The look is polished, minimal, and unmistakably high-end — more courtside box than souvenir stand.

The latest “Match Three” release slots into that vision rather than reinventing it, rounding out a range that already includes tennis bracelets, diamond earrings and signet rings. It feels like the final stroke of a carefully plotted rally, closing the loop on a project built to last beyond a single season.

For now, there’s an extra incentive to move quickly. While stock holds, each Kinn x Prince jewelry purchase ships with an exclusive jewelry box. Shoppers who share their email and spend $500 or more receive a complimentary pair of huggies with their first order, a small but savvy nod to the layering culture that dominates modern fine jewelry.

Beyond the Baseline: Apparel Joins the Line

Jewelry remains the heartbeat of the capsule, but Kinn and Prince have edged toward the wardrobe as well. A tight edit of apparel and accessories — a quarter-zip, crew socks and a cap — brings the collaboration off the wrist and onto the body, tapping into the sport-luxe aesthetic that has seeped from the court to the street.

On the site, the “Match Three” banner flags the newest U.S. Open–timed pieces, yet this is a full collection, not a one-off drop. In-stock designs from the first two releases sit alongside the latest arrivals on the Kinn x Prince page, giving the collaboration the feel of a cohesive, evolving line rather than a series of disconnected capsules.

Kinn’s Growing Footprint in Tennis Style

For Kinn, this partnership isn’t a sudden pivot into tennis; it’s the next step in a steady move into the sport’s style orbit. Since Jennie Yoon founded the Los Angeles–based label in 2017, the brand has built a reputation on refined, everyday fine jewelry. Tennis, with its blend of discipline and glamour, has become a natural playground.

One of Kinn Studio’s standout best-sellers, the Serena Baguette Tennis Link Bracelet, shows exactly why. The piece splits its personality: half vertical baguette diamonds, half paperclip-style link chain. The design nods to the power and grace of Serena Williams, capturing both the edge and elegance that have defined her career.

In June 2025, Kinn doubled down with its Wimbledon Collection, a run of elevated daily pieces inspired by the London major. That line proved there was an audience for tennis-inflected fine jewelry that didn’t scream “theme” yet still carried the romance of the tournament.

From there, a collaboration with Prince — a heritage name woven into the fabric of the sport — felt like the obvious next serve.

Now, with “Match Three” in play and the full Kinn x Prince capsule finally complete, the partnership stands as something more than a marketing tie-in. It’s a statement that tennis style, at its sharpest, belongs not just on the scoreboard, but in the jewelry box.