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Martin Katz Serves Up U.S. Open “Game, Set, Sparkle” Experience

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If you have an extra $100,000 to spare, you can book a luxury experience with Beverly Hills jeweler Martin Katz and a New York City hotel centering on the upcoming 2026 U.S. Open Tennis Championships.

Katz has partnered with Manhattan’s Lotte New York Palace for the “Game, Set, Sparkle” experience, available for two-night stays from Aug. 24 to 31—around the same time as Fan Week and the opening games for the U.S. Open, which takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens.

“Game, Set, Sparkle” includes a stay for up to four people in the three-story Jewel Suite by Martin Katz, exclusive access to the hotel’s invitation-only pre–U.S. Open celebration, and a 30-minute, in-suite consultation with the jeweler himself.

Along with that consultation, the guests will receive a Martin Katz 12-ct. diamond tennis bracelet valued at $62,000. Katz says the Palace Tennis Bracelet is set with 84 round diamonds and draws inspiration from the New York City skyline.

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The living room of the Jewel Suite inside Manhattan’s Lotte New York Palace  

“The tennis bracelet has been one of jewelry’s most iconic designs ever since Chris Evert famously debuted it, so it felt especially fitting to reinterpret this celebrated style for Lotte New York Palace in time for the U.S. Open,” Katz says.

The Jewel Suite is pretty iconic itself. It is more than 5,000 square feet across its three floors. Its art deco–inspired interior includes a crystal chandelier, displays featuring more than $1.5 million in Martin Katz jewelry, and a private rooftop terrace with an outdoor jacuzzi, grand piano, and Manhattan skyline views.

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The Martin Katz–designed Palace Tennis Bracelet

And, when you’re ready, the hotel will cater a private Champagne-and-canapé reception for up to four guests on that terrace. You could invite Katz to stick around, and he might say yes. Maybe. But at least you can hear his stories about his designs and creative process during that consultation.

Top: Martin Katz and Lotte New York Palace are partnering for a special U.S. Open tennis experience, including one of Katz’s tennis bracelets for the lucky participants. (Photos courtesy of Martin Katz)

Karen Dybis

By: Karen Dybis

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