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    Bracelet Size Guide

    Assortment of gold and silver bracelets on warm linen

    The Orvielle Guide

    Find Your Bracelet Fit

    Four styles, three fits — designed to drape exactly where you want them on the wrist.

    4
    Styles
    3
    Fits
    6–8"
    Range

    The Philosophy

    It's about the drape, not just the number.

    Where a bracelet sits on your wrist changes how it feels and how it pairs with everything else you wear. Choose your fit first — then your size.

    The Fit Spectrum

    Three ways to wear

    Tap a fit to see how the bracelet falls.

    Classic fit — gold chain bracelet on the wrist

    BALANCED · EVERYDAY

    Classic fit

    A small amount of slide between the wrist bone and the back of the hand. The most-worn fit.

    The Collection

    Four bracelet styles

    Each with its own drape, weight, and rhythm.

    Orvielle Chain bracelet shown on the wrist

    The everyday bracelet. A flexible chain that follows the wrist and layers under or over any other style. Sized in 0.5" increments for a precise fit.

    Typical FitClassic — small gap at the wrist bone
    Best withAny sleeve length, any season
    Layer withA tennis bracelet for contrast, or another chain in a different gauge
    The feelEffortless, fluid, the foundation

    Measure at Home

    Two ways to find your size

    All you need is string and a ruler — or a bracelet you already wear.

    METHOD 01

    The String Method

    No bracelet needed

    If you've never owned a bracelet, this takes a minute and only needs a piece of string.

    01Wrap a piece of string snug around your wrist just above the wrist bone, palm open and facing up.
    02Mark where the string overlaps with a pen.
    03Lay the string flat against a ruler and measure to your mark — this is your wrist circumference. Then add 0–1" depending on the fit you want.

    METHOD 02

    Measure One You Own

    If you own a bracelet

    The fastest way — if you already have a bracelet that fits exactly how you want this one to fit.

    01Lay the bracelet flat in a straight line.
    02Measure from one end of the clasp to the other — including the clasp itself.
    03That number is the bracelet length to order in this style.

    A Special Case

    Bangle sizing is different

    Because it slips over your hand, not around your wrist.

    Most common cause of returns

    Measure your hand, not your wrist.

    A bangle has to clear your knuckles to slide on. That means bangle sizing follows the circumference of your hand at its widest point — usually across the knuckles with your thumb tucked toward your palm — not your wrist.

    MEASURE HEREWRAP AROUND
    01Tuck your thumb toward your palm, as if slipping a bangle on.
    02Wrap string around the widest part of your hand at the knuckles.
    03Measure the string — this is your bangle circumference.

    The Stack

    Building a wrist set

    Four ways to layer.

    I

    Subtle

    One fine chain bracelet. Quiet, daily, the starting point.

    II

    Classic

    Tennis bracelet + a fine chain. Brilliance with breathing room.

    III

    Statement

    Two or three bangles stacked. Architectural and sculptural.

    IV

    Mixed

    Chain + bangle + charm. Texture, weight, and movement together.

    Tips for the right fit

    I

    Time of day

    Measure in the evening — wrists swell slightly through the day.

    II

    Which wrist?

    Most people wear on the non-dominant wrist. Size to that one.

    III

    Tennis safety

    Always use the figure-eight safety clasp on tennis bracelets.

    IV

    Bangle removal

    Twist gently, don't force. If it doesn't slide off easily, size up.

    Need help?

    Our atelier is here

    Not sure which fit suits you? Reach out and we'll guide you.

    Email a stylist
    support@orvielle.com