How to find the perfect bangle size

Unlike the necklace and ring sizing, which are relatively simple, the bangle sizing process is a little bit more of a faff.

The bangle size isn’t informed directly by the hand size. I know some people who have tiny hands and huge wrists and visa versa. The way to size the bangle is by measuring the width around the base of the hand.

Below I have a drawing I did to show you the best way to do this.

Step 1: Fold your thumb in as far as you can towards, or touching, your little finger.

Step 2: Measure across the widest part of your folded hand. You can use a piece of string and measure that once you have the correct size, or use a tape measure.

Method 2: You can measure the diameter of an existing bangle. Measure from the inside of the bangle’s material and make sure you take the measurement this from the widest points of the diameter.

As always with sizing for jewellery a few millimetres here and there can make a big difference so be precise as you can. With bangle sizing 20cm is small, 21 mm is medium and large is 22mm. Remember that I mainly make jewellery to order for you when you order from the shop, or bespoke/remodel I can make it any size you like. So whatever your wrist size I can cater for you

Bracelet Sizing

This is easy. Measure the wrist so the tape or string you are using is comfortably tight. I will take this measurement and make it a comfortable fit for you.

If you have any other questions get in touch and I can advise you further.