Fit Guide Fit Guide

• Tip-to-Tip Length: For a standard, comfortable fit, subtract 1 inch from your total wrist circumference to find the required metal length (excluding the gap opening). For example, a 7-inch wrist typically takes a 6-inch metal cuff length.

• The Opening (Gap): Most traditional cuffs are designed with a standard 1-inch opening (but check the listing for specifics) so you can slip the bracelet on and off from the side of your wrist.

• Adjust for Style: If you prefer a loose, bangle-style fit rather than a snug wear, size up by 0.5 to 1 inch.

• Small: Fits wrist sizes around 6.0" to 6.5" (corresponding to roughly a 5.0" to 5.5" metal length).

• Medium: Fits wrist sizes around 6.5" to 7.0" (corresponding to roughly a 5.5" to 6.0" metal length).

• Large: Fits wrist sizes around 7.0" to 7.5" (corresponding to roughly a 6.0" to 6.5" metal length).

• Paper or String Method: Wrap a thin strip of paper or string snugly around the base of the target finger. Make sure it also slides comfortably over your knuckle.

• Mark and Measure: Use a pen to mark the exact spot where the paper or string overlaps. Lay it flat against a ruler and note the length in millimeters (circumference).

• Size 5: ~49.3 mm circumference (15.7 mm diameter)

• Size 6: ~51.9 mm circumference (16.5 mm diameter)

• Size 7: ~54.4 mm circumference (17.3 mm diameter)

• Size 8: ~57.0 mm circumference (18.1 mm diameter)

• Size 9: ~59.5 mm circumference (18.9 mm diameter)

• Size 10: ~62.1 mm circumference (19.8 mm diameter)

• Time of Day: Measure your fingers at the end of the day when they are slightly larger due to normal swelling and daily activity.

• Temperature: Avoid measuring when your hands are very cold, as fingers temporarily shrink in lower temperatures.

• Band Width: Wide bands (5mm or wider) feel tighter on the finger; consider going up a half size for wider styles.

• Between Sizes: If your measurement falls right between two numbers, always round up to the larger size.