What’s the average bracelet size for women?

The average wrist size for women is around 6.5–7.0 inches, and most choose a 7"–7.5" bracelet for a comfortable fit.

Can I use a paper strip instead of a measuring tape?

Yes — as long as you mark it accurately and measure with a ruler, it’s just as effective.

What if I’m between sizes?

We recommend sizing up for comfort, especially with rigid bangles or thicker bracelets.

Do watch bracelets follow the same sizing?

Mostly yes, but they may have micro-adjustment links. Always measure your wrist first, then check the watch specs.

Can bracelets be resized later?

Some chain bracelets can be adjusted, but bangles or solid cuffs typically cannot — so getting the right size upfront is key.

Wrist Size Chart & Bracelet Fit Guide

Choosing the right bracelet size ensures both comfort and style. This guide will show you how to measure your wrist accurately and choose the best bracelet fit — whether you prefer a snug, standard, or loose feel.

How to Measure Your Wrist

What You’ll Need:

A flexible measuring tape, string, or strip of paper
A ruler (if using string or paper)
A pen or marker

Steps:

Wrap the tape or string around your wrist just above the wrist bone (where you’d wear a watch).
Mark the point where it overlaps.
Measure the length with a ruler — this is your wrist size in inches or millimeters.
Add extra length depending on your fit preference (see below).

Illustration showing how to measure wrist size using a strip of paper and a ruler, with arrows indicating wrist wrapping and measuring technique in millimeters.

Bracelet Fit Preferences

💡 Tip: Always consider the bracelet’s clasp, thickness, and rigidity — thicker bangles may need more room.

Wrist Size Chart for Women

Extra Tips for Perfect Fit

Use comfort fit for daily wear bracelets or stackables
For bangles, make sure your hand (not just wrist) can fit through the opening
When in doubt, size up — especially with thicker styles