Jewellery Size Guide

Crafted for the perfect fit

Choosing the correct jewellery size ensures optimal comfort, minimizes the risk of loss or breakage, and enhances visual appeal.

Size guide & chart

Necklaces Earrings Rings Bracelets Kada Bangles

Finding the correct bracelet size is important

A bracelet is a flexible piece of jewellery made for wrists. Like necklaces, bracelet designs have flowing lines that capture movement and sound as well as the play of light on lustrous metals and gemstones. As almost all bracelets open and close with size-adjustable clasps, bracelet sizes need not be exact. But for a good fit, it's necessary to make appropriate measurements to find your best bracelet sizes.

Bracelet size and fit

In general, we can divide bracelet fits into snug, comfortable and loose. The general rule of thumb to get your best fit is to include this along with your measured wrist size and then choose the next size from the Firefly Bracelet size chart.

  • If you like to wear your bracelet snug around your wrist, you like it quite tight. Choose the size closest to your wrist measure from the size chart. This is the right size for bracelets that are styled to be worn snugly.
  • If you want a comfortable fit with enough room to pass a little finger all around, then you should go for the next bigger size range on the size chart. This is the right size for tennis, gemstone or chain bracelets.

Measure yourself for bracelet sizing

To find your bracelet size, you can measure your wrist size or a favorite bracelet that you already have!

How to measure your wrist size:

Step 1: Wrap a tape measure around the wrist bone, so that it fits snugly without feeling too tight or too loose.

Step 2: Mark where the tape measure overlaps. This is the exact circumference of your wrist.

Note: You can substitute the measuring tape with a string or ribbon and use a straight ruler to measure the length from the point of overlap to the end.

How to measure a bracelet you already own:

Step 1: Open your bracelet and place it on the table.

Step 2: Using the centimeter/inch edge of a ruler, measure the length of the bracelet cord/chain from the outer edge of the clasp to the other end of the bracelet.

Note: The flexible tape measurements are the circumference of your bracelet. To convert circumference to diameter, you can divide the millimeter (mm) circumference measure by 3.14 (D = C/3.14) or use an online converter.