01 / YOUR WRIST MEASUREMENT
How to measure
your bracelet size.
Use a flexible measuring tape around the wrist where you plan to wear the bracelet. Keep it close to the skin without pulling tightly. Record the measurement in centimeters or inches and include the unit when you contact us.
- No flexible tape? Wrap a non-stretch paper strip around your wrist, mark the meeting point, then measure the strip flat with a ruler.
- Tell us how you like it to sit. A closer fit and a looser drape are different preferences. Your wrist measurement alone is not the finished bracelet length.
- Compare a bracelet you own. If you have one with a fit you like, share its wearable length and a description of its construction. Different link and clasp designs can sit differently.
02 / THE SHAPE MATTERS
Room for its
own rhythm.
A tennis bracelet, a broad sculptural link and a station chain do not all move in the same way. Link depth, flexibility and the closure affect how a bracelet rests against the wrist.
There is no single extra-length allowance we can promise for every design. Tell us your wrist measurement and whether you prefer the piece to sit closer or move more freely. We will compare those preferences with the actual bracelet.
A SMALL DETAIL THAT MATTERS
A listed gram weight or diamond carat total does not tell you the bracelet length. Ask for the exact wearable measurement of the piece.
03 / CONFIRMED PERSONALLY
Your piece, your fit.
Send client care the product reference, wrist measurement and fit preference. We confirm the bracelet’s length, available piece and any possible adjustment before payment is completed.
Do not assume a bracelet can be shortened or extended. Any modification, cost or longer lead time needs a separate agreement. A bag selection does not reserve a piece.
Discuss your bracelet fit