Power Stone Bracelet Size Guide
Wrong bracelet sizes hurt comfort and portability. Measure your wrist and choose by type to avoid regret.
1. Measure your wrist
Wrap a tape measure (or string + ruler) around the narrowest part of your wrist in centimeters. Left and right wrists may differ by ~0.5cm — measure the wrist you'll wear it on.
2. Set ease allowance
Aim for wrist + 1.0 to 1.5cm. Too tight restricts circulation; too loose slides past the wrist. Two fingers should fit underneath.
3. Elastic vs clasp
Elastic bracelets can run slightly smaller (wrist + ~0.5cm) and still go on. Clasp types (magnetic or chain) use the stated size; adjustable chains reduce risk.
4. Bead size and weight
8mm, 10mm, 12mm are common bead diameters. 8mm for slim wrists, 10mm standard, 12mm statement. Heavy stones tire the arm — 8-10mm is safer for daily wear.
5. Common sizing mistakes
Top three: buying average size without measuring, choosing elastic bracelets too loose, picking beads too heavy for all-day wear. Always measure first.
Last updated: 2026-07-14
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FAQ
- What if I don't know my wrist size?
- Typical women: 15-16cm; men: 17-18cm. Always measure if possible. For gifts, choose by estimate and verify return policy.
- My elastic bracelet has stretched. What now?
- Elastic loosens with age. Have a bead shop or jeweler restring it, or use a DIY restringing kit. Don't overstretch — it weakens the cord.
- Can I return a bracelet that doesn't fit?
- Depends on the shop. Unused/unopened bracelets are often returnable; worn ones usually aren't. Always check return policy before buying.