Bracelet Sizing Help Page
Bracelet Sizing Help Page
First thing to know is that you have one free exchange to a different size of the same bracelet. Don't worry if you don't get it right. (See details here)
How to measure your wrist for a bracelet.
Measure the circumference of your wrist just behind the wrist bone, then use the chart below to choose your bracelet size.
We’ve seen a lot of wrist-measuring guides that seem to assume you either have a helper… or three hands. We wish you had three hands—more places to put jewelry—but if you’re flying solo and stuck with the standard two, we’ll show you an easy way to do this. Quinn Henry guys work smarter, not harder.
You can follow along with the video above, or use the written steps here:
- Cut a strip of paper about 1 cm (1/4") wide and the full width of a sheet of paper.
- Put a small piece of tape over each end of the strip. Lay the strip down with the sticky side of the tape facing up.
- Lay your wrist across the paper strip, palm facing up, and line it up just behind the wrist bone.
- Wrap each end of the strip over your wrist, overlapping them slightly and use the tape to hold in place.
- Draw a line across both layers of the strip. This gives you a start and end point.
- Lay the strip flat and measure between the marks. Use millimeters for the most accurate result, but inches will work too.
Use this chart for our silver bracelets with clasps.
For a comfortable everyday fit, our bracelet inner circumferences are designed to be about 1.5–2.0 cm larger than your wrist measurement, so you don’t need to add extra space when you measure—just measure your wrist snugly and match it to the chart.
Between two sizes?
– If you prefer a closer, more secure fit, go with the smaller size.
– If you prefer a looser, drapier fit, go with the larger size.
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Remember: one free exchange
Even with careful measuring, sizing can be a bit personal. If the first one isn’t perfect, we’ll help you exchange it once for a different size of the same item.