Kinn and Prince Launch ‘Match Three’ Tennis-Inspired Jewelry

Tennis has its Grand Slams. Kinn and Prince now have theirs.

The fine jewelry house and the heritage tennis brand have completed their three-part collaboration with “Match Three,” the final drop in a capsule built to sit alongside the sport’s biggest stages: the 2026 French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. The new pieces are available online now, joining the first two installments on the Kinn x Prince collection page.

This is not costume-court cosplay. The capsule leans into tennis culture’s most enduring image: understated wealth with an edge. Kinn has taken Prince’s on-court legacy and translated it into heirloom-caliber jewelry — tennis bracelets, diamond earrings, signet rings — that look as at home in a player’s box as they do at a downtown dinner.

Every piece in the Kinn x Prince line is crafted in 14k solid yellow or white gold, set with lab-grown diamonds and emeralds. The materials are serious, the silhouettes clean and modern, built less for a season and more for a jewelry box that lasts decades.

The brand has wrapped the launch in small touches of exclusivity. While supplies last, each Kinn x Prince purchase arrives with an exclusive jewelry box. Shoppers who share their email and spend $500 or more on a first order receive a complimentary pair of huggies, a nod to the stacking trend that has migrated from runway to courtside seats.

Jewelry remains the star of the project, but the duo has slipped a few lifestyle pieces into the mix. A quarter-zip, crew socks and a cap round out the collection, extending the collaboration from the wrist and ears to the rest of the tennis-adjacent wardrobe. On the site, a “Match Three” banner flags the latest U.S. Open–timed arrivals, while remaining stock from the first two drops stays in play.

For Kinn, this is not a sudden turn toward the baseline. Since Jennie Yoon founded the Los Angeles label in 2017, tennis has been part of its design language. One of Kinn Studio’s enduring best-sellers, the Serena Baguette Tennis Link Bracelet — half vertical baguette stones, half paperclip-style link chain — draws directly from Serena Williams’ blend of power and elegance.

That piece laid the groundwork. In June 2025, Kinn pushed deeper into the sport with its Wimbledon Collection, a suite of elevated everyday designs inspired by the London major. The response signaled there was room — and appetite — for a more refined take on tennis jewelry.

A partnership with Prince was the logical next serve. With “Match Three,” the collaboration has its full scoreboard: three drops, three Slams, one clear statement that tennis style, when done right, doesn’t stop at the baseline.