Fit

Bracelet size guide

A short note on measuring your wrist so the bracelet sits the way you want it.

Last updated 6 September 2026

How to measure your wrist

Measure around your wrist at the wrist bone — the narrow point just above where your hand begins. Use a soft tape, or a strip of paper you can mark and then measure against a ruler.

Keep the tape snug but not digging in. That number is your wrist measurement.

Two ways to measure your wrist: wrap a tape snugly around the narrowest part and read it, or wrap string or paper, mark where it meets and measure with a ruler. — Measure at the wrist bone. Open the full-size guide if the diagram helps.

Choosing a fit

For a snug fit, choose a bracelet whose inner circumference matches your wrist measurement.

For a slightly looser fit, add about 1 cm to your wrist measurement and pick the nearest size.

Listing sizes (inner circumference)

Bracelet listings are sized by inner circumference in centimetres:

15 cm
16 cm
17 cm
18 cm
19 cm
20 cm when needed for a larger wrist

If a listing shows a fixed size, that is the inner circumference of the finished piece. If you are between sizes, write to me and I will help you choose.

Design your own

In the bracelet designer, you enter your wrist measurement and the strand is built to fit. The same measure-at-the-bone rule applies.

Something else

Write to hello@tengology.com.