Bracelets FAQ

To measure your wrist for a bracelet, you can use a flexible measuring tape or a piece of string. Wrap the measuring tape or string around your wrist at the point where you would like the bracelet to sit. Ensure that it is snug but not too tight. Take note of the measurement or mark the spot on the string, and then measure it against a ruler or a measuring tape to determine your wrist size.

To put on a bracelet, hold one end of the bracelet and gently slide it over your hand onto your wrist. If it has a clasp, fasten the clasp to secure the bracelet. If it is a stretchy or adjustable bracelet, carefully stretch or adjust it to fit comfortably on your wrist.

To stack bracelets, you can mix and match different styles, materials, and sizes. Start by selecting a focal point bracelet or a statement piece and then layer additional bracelets of varying textures, widths, and colors around it. Experiment with different combinations and balance to achieve your desired look.

Bracelets can be worn in various ways depending on personal style and preference. You can wear a single bracelet as a standalone accessory for a minimalist look. Alternatively, you can layer multiple bracelets on one wrist to create a stacked or bohemian style. Feel free to mix different types of bracelets, such as bangles, cuffs, and chains, to express your unique style.

The cleaning method for a bracelet depends on the material it is made of. For most bracelets, you can use a soft cloth or a gentle jewelry cleaning solution to wipe away dirt and oils. If your bracelet has gemstones, pearls, or intricate details, it may require specialized cleaning methods or professional cleaning. It's important to follow the care instructions specific to your bracelet to ensure its longevity and prevent any damage.