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Aryna Sabalenka pairs sheer dress with more than 127 carats of jewelry at the US Open
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On Tuesday, Aryna Sabalenka hit the court in a sheer mesh Nike tennis dress with contrasting white seams, which she layered atop a bright orange sports bra and matching shorts from the athletic brand.
But it was Sabalenka's bling that really stole the show during her doubles match with Novak Djokovic.
New York City-based jeweler Material Good has accessorized the Belarusian pro for all of her major games lately, even collaborating with Sabalenka on a special capsule collection .
For this week’s game, she chose a matching necklace , bracelet and drop earrings collectively set with more than 127 carats of colored stones, a mix of sapphires, tourmaline, garnet, zircon, spinel, chrysoberyl and tanzanite in a variety of shapes.
"Design elements were drawn from New York's colorful spirit and unmistakable energy — the grit and edge that define the city — utilizing gemstones with origins from all over the world, directly mirroring NYC's multicultural melting pot heritage," the brand wrote online of Sabalenka's "Silhouette Suite."
In May, Sabalenka dazzled at the French Open bedecked in more than 125 carats of Material Good garnets — the color a nod, of course, to Roland-Garros' famous red clay courts.
And at Wimbledon in June, she wowed in an emerald suite from the jeweler inspired by the tournament's grass courts as well as Sabalenka's birthstone.
“Jewelry is a way that I express myself, both on and off the court, and this partnership felt like a natural next step in my style evolution," the tennis pro shared in a January press release announcing her role as the brand's first-ever ambassador.
"Working with Material Good allows me to celebrate my creativity in a new way, completing my look through jewelry that feels intentional and modern."
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