Find your bracelet size
Measure your wrist once and we will do the rest. Chain and link bracelets are sized by length; solid bangles are sized by the width of your hand, so pick the right tab below.
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Wrap a tape measure just below the wrist bone, snug against the skin. No tape? Use the paper-strip method below.
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Tuck your thumb into your palm as if slipping a bangle on, then measure around the widest part of your hand. A bangle must clear this to go on.
How to measure
- Cut a strip of paper about 10 mm wide, or use a piece of string.
- Wrap it around your wrist just below the wrist bone — snug, not tight.
- Mark where it overlaps, lay it flat and read the length.
- That is your wrist size. Enter it above and choose a fit.
- Bring your thumb to the base of your little finger, as if putting a bangle on.
- Wrap the strip around the widest point of your hand, over the knuckles.
- Mark the overlap and measure it flat.
- That is your hand size. The bangle opening must clear it.
Buying a gift? Send us a bracelet they already wear and we will match the length exactly.
Ask our teamChain & link length chart
Tap any row to select it Tap a row to select · swipe sideways for more| Wrist (cm) | Wrist (in) | Snug | Comfort | Loose | Size | Comfort (in) |
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Lengths are the finished bracelet, clasp included. Wide cuffs and chunky links sit higher on the wrist — add 0.5 cm to the comfort length for anything over 12 mm wide. Charm bracelets are usually worn one full centimetre looser so the charms can hang.
Bangle size chart
Tap any row to select it Tap a row to select · swipe sideways for more| Hand (cm) | Inside dia. | Inside circ. | UK / US | India | Inches |
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Indian sizes (2.2–2.14) are quoted by inside diameter and are the same measurement used across South Asia. Hinged and openable bangles can be taken one size down, since they do not need to pass over the knuckles.