Abhishek Sharma is making waves in menswear right now with a fresh approach to men’s styling (opens in a new window), both on and off the pitch. Instead of the usual chunky sports watches or game-day sweatbands, he’s got a natural diamond tennis necklace tucked beneath his collar. On his wrist, you’ll often find a diamond bracelet. In his ears, brilliant studs. It’s an understated kind of flex, and it’s quickly turning him into a true style icon.
Below, we’ve handpicked four pieces to recreate his look for yourself. Consider this your jumping-off point for bringing natural diamonds into your everyday rotation.
Abhishek Sharma’s signature style
What makes Sharma’s aesthetic work so well is how easy he makes it look. He pairs the sweat and grit of the pitch with the unmistakable flash of natural diamonds, wearing a tennis necklace with the same ease as a basic chain. He proves that jewellery is meant to be lived in, not locked away.
Shop Abhishek Sharma’s look
Ready to build your own stack? Here are four pieces that channel his aesthetic.
Forevermark ICON Bracelet
Sharma’s 13.5-carat ICON bracelet was a bespoke piece designed with him by Forevermark, built around the brand’s North Star motif. Fourteen cushion-cut natural diamonds sit in 18-carat white gold on a fully articulated band that moves with the wrist. The Forevermark ICON bracelet in 18-carat rose gold (opens in a new window) has the same ICON motif, with geometric patterns studded with diamonds along its length. It’s the perfect piece for wearing on repeat, office to dinner.
Kirtilals Classic Diamond Tennis Necklace
Possibly the most iconic part of Sharma’s diamond look is his tennis necklace. This Kirtilals natural diamond tennis necklace (opens in a new window) has the same effect. It’s a unisex staple that works as well on men as it does on women. Wear it solo with a relaxed collar.
Forevermark Lines of Light Bracelet
Sharma’s diamond tennis bracelet has become shorthand for his off-duty look. To channel it, browse the Forevermark Lines of Light collection (opens in a new window). This iteration (opens in a new window) features a cushion-cut diamond framed by a full circle of pavé diamonds.
Forevermark Signature Solitaire Studs Earrings
Studs are the smallest piece in Sharma’s stack and the easiest to borrow. These 18-carat white gold Forevermark Signature Solitaires (opens in a new window) are your perfect, low-commitment entry point. Clean, classic and effortlessly cool.
More ADIF diamond picks for men
If Sharma’s style sparked your interest, there’s so much more to explore.
Kirtilals Glittering Solitaire Ring (opens in a new window)
Want an effortless addition to your daily lineup? This Glittering Solitaire Ring hits all the right notes. There is something completely foolproof about pairing white gold with a natural diamond. It’s understated and incredibly easy for men to pull off. A low-key statement piece that works with whatever you throw on.
Tanishq Stellar Shine Diamond Pendant for Men (opens in a new window)
Meet the Stellar Shine Diamond Pendant. It’s crafted in 18-carat gold with a subtle 0.22-carat diamond accent. Toss it on to elevate your daily rotation or let it peek out from an open collar to add a dash of bling to occasionwear that doesn’t feel overwhelming.
Tanishq Refined Edge Diamond Stud Earring for Men (opens in a new window)
These 18-carat yellow and white gold men’s studs feature a sharp rectangular frame with radiant fluting and a crisp diamond cluster. They’re perfect for weddings, formal nights or easily upgrading your everyday look.
Forevermark AviaraTM Pavé Bar Bracelet (opens in a new window)
The Forevermark Aviara™ Pavé Bar Bracelet offers you a hint of natural diamond sparkle on a sleek chain link bracelet. Set in warm yellow gold, this pavé-dusted bar is all about easy, everyday luxury. Wear it stacked or solo.
Tanishq Pure Grace Diamond Bracelet (opens in a new window)
Slim, unisex and easy to wear with anything, the Pure Grace diamond bracelet sits close to the wrist and catches the light under a shirt cuff. One to wear on repeat.
Natural diamonds for men are no longer reserved for milestones and black-tie. They belong in a working wardrobe. The wider ADIF edit runs across price points, so there’s a version of this look at most budgets. There’s no wrong place to start.
Also read: Suryakumar Yadav’s custom diamond pendant is redefining men’s jewellery (opens in a new window)
FAQs
What makes the Forevermark ICON design different from other bracelets?
It all comes down to the signature North Star motif. The ICON design reimagines this classic symbol into a fully articulated, flexible piece that moves effortlessly with your wrist. Centred around a brilliant natural diamond, it delivers a modern luxury you simply won’t find in a standard chain or cuff.
Is a diamond tennis necklace only for women?
Not any more. Men are wearing them well, and cricketer Abhishek Sharma is a large part of why. Let it sit under an open collar or wear it over a plain tee, either way it’s meant to be seen.
How much does a men’s diamond tennis bracelet cost in India?
In India, a men’s diamond tennis bracelet generally starts between ₹1.5 and ₹2.5 lakh for subtle daily pieces, moving up to ₹3 to ₹6 lakh for classic styles, and reaching ₹15 lakh+ for high-carat statement designs. The final price depends on total carat weight, diamond quality and gold weight, offering options across budgets.
Can diamond studs be worn every day?
Absolutely. Diamond studs are the perfect low-maintenance, high-impact daily piece. Thanks to a diamond’s natural durability, they easily handle continuous wear, from morning workouts to late nights out.
Which other Indian cricketers wear diamond jewellery?
Hardik Pandya leads the pack, rarely spotted without his signature solitaire studs and custom pendants. Suryakumar Yadav often sports headline-grabbing custom pieces while KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer keep it sleek with minimalist studs. Add in Tilak Varma and Ishan Kishan’s fresh take with diamond hoops, and it’s clear that diamonds have become a mainstay in Indian cricketers’ off-duty style.
