Bracelet Size Guide

Finding the right fit makes all the difference—your bracelets should feel comfortable, move naturally on your wrist, and fasten securely. Explore the sizing tips below for each type of bracelet.

Link and chain bracelets should have an easy, comfortable fit. To measure, use a flexible measuring tape (or a piece of string or ribbon that you’ll then hold up to a ruler). Wrap it around your wrist, just above the wrist bone so it feels snug, but not tight, and note the measurement. Once you have your wrist measurement, add 1/2 to 3/4 inch to find a good fit for a link or chain bracelet.

For cuffs, use your wrist measurement—the same measurement used for link and chain bracelets above. For bangles, measure around the widest part of your hand with your fingers together and thumb tucked into your palm, as if you were slipping on a bracelet. Use this measurement to find your size and ensure the bangle slides comfortably on and off.

When perfecting a wrist stack, keep fit and proportion in mind. Follow the bracelet guidance above, and for watches, choose a case size that feels right on your wrist. Pair it with slimmer bracelets for an elevated look, or mix widths and textures for a bolder statement. Both your watch and bracelets should sit comfortably without feeling too restrictive.