How to measure
Wrap a soft measuring tape around the wrist where the bracelet should sit. If using string, mark the overlap and measure it against a ruler.
For most stretch bracelets, add a small amount of comfort room so the bracelet is not tight.

Fit Guide
Learn how to estimate wrist size for a custom crystal bracelet gift, including fit notes for daily wear and secure PayPal checkout.
Quick answer
Measure the wrist with a soft tape (or a strip of paper) where a watch would sit, then add about 1.5cm of comfort room — most women wear 14–17cm, most men 16.5–19.5cm. No tape? A US dollar bill is exactly 6.14 inches (15.6cm) long — wrap it around the wrist as an instant ruler. Elastic ready-made bracelets are one-size and fit roughly 14–19cm; custom pieces are strung to your exact measurement.
Measure snug, then add comfort room
Gift estimates can be reviewed
Mention uncertainty in the order note
For shoppers worried about ordering the wrong bracelet size.
Wrap a soft measuring tape around the wrist where the bracelet should sit. If using string, mark the overlap and measure it against a ruler.
For most stretch bracelets, add a small amount of comfort room so the bracelet is not tight.

Estimate based on a bracelet they already wear, a watch strap, or general wrist size. Put the uncertainty in the order note.
Because each bracelet is made to order, sizing notes can be reviewed before production starts.
A few things you already own have exact, reliable lengths — wrap them around the wrist where a watch would sit and see how far they reach.

Larger beads feel more substantial and may need slightly more room. Smaller beads sit closer and often feel easier for everyday wear.
If in doubt, choose a moderate bead size and a simple color palette.

Include sizing uncertainty in the order note so the design can be reviewed before production starts.
A little movement is comfortable, but too much can feel distracting. Aim for a relaxed fit.
Yes. Stretch and cord thickness can change how the finished bracelet feels.