Personal Fit Tool
Find your bracelet size.
Measure around your wrist just below the wrist bone, then choose how you would like the bracelet to sit. The result is a starting point; natural stone and strand designs may fit slightly differently.
THE GATTREPEITHO FITTING NOTES
A more confident fit, from wrist to neckline.
Use our bracelet and jewelry size guide to measure your wrist, compare bracelet sizes in centimeters and inches, and choose a fit that feels secure and comfortable. Clear measuring guidance and practical fit allowances make it easier to select a strand before adding it to your bag.
Beyond wrist size, bead proportion changes the character of a bracelet. Explore our ring size, necklace length and earring dimension notes to compare scale and placement across different jewelry silhouettes, then contact us if you would like personal assistance.
Sizing Questions
Practical answers for a better fit
How should I measure my wrist for a bracelet?
Wrap a flexible measuring tape around your wrist just below the wrist bone, keeping it level and comfortably close to the skin without pulling tight. If you use a strip of paper, mark where it overlaps and measure the length with a ruler in centimeters or inches.
How much room should I add to my wrist measurement?
As a starting point, add 0.5 cm for a close fit, 1 cm for a comfortable everyday fit or 1.5 cm for a looser fit. These allowances are recommendations only; measuring your own wrist remains the most reliable way to choose.
Which bead size should I choose?
Choose 4–6 mm for a delicate look, 6–8 mm for balanced everyday proportion, 8–10 mm for more presence or 10–12 mm for a bolder statement. Wrist proportion and personal style matter more than a fixed rule.

























