FAQs
A bangle isn’t just an accessory — it’s an investment piece you’ll wear for years, if not decades. At Gemma’s Jewelry Edit, we believe the right fit is just as important as the design itself. Whether you’re choosing a sleek, polished style or an intricate textured piece, knowing your size ensures comfort, longevity, and elegance in every wear.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about bangle sizing — including standard size charts, how to measure your wrist and hand, and tips for selecting the right fit for different bangle styles. With this knowledge, you can shop confidently, knowing your next piece will feel as beautiful as it looks.
1. Measuring Your Hand Width
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Step 1: Position your hand as if you’re putting on a bangle — tuck your thumb into the palm of your hand.
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Step 2: Wrap a measuring tape around the widest part of your hand, covering the knuckles (including the thumb knuckle). Note the measurement where the tape overlaps — this is your exact hand circumference/size.
2. Measuring Your Wrist Size
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Step 1: Wrap a measuring tape snugly around your wrist bone, ensuring it’s comfortable — not too tight and not too loose.
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Step 2: Note the point where the tape overlaps. This measurement is your exact wrist circumference.
Tip: If you don’t have a measuring tape, use a piece of string or ribbon. Wrap it around your wrist, mark the point of overlap, then lay it flat and measure the length with a straight ruler.
3. Measuring the Diameter of an Existing Bangle
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Place a straight ruler across the center of your bangle, measuring from one inner edge to the other.
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Record the measurement in millimeters, centimeters, or inches — this is the internal diameter of your bangle.
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If you already have a bangle that fits perfectly, its internal diameter is the best guide for selecting your next piece.
Tip: To convert diameter to circumference, multiply the diameter by 3.14 (C = 3.14 × D), or use an online converter for accuracy.
Understanding Bangle Size Charts
Bangle sizing can vary from brand to brand — some measure in circumference, while others use diameter. Knowing how to read both will help you find your perfect fit.
At Gemma’s Jewelry Edit, our fine selection includes bangles in a range of sizes, from extra-small to extra-large. Here are a few essentials to keep in mind:
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Bangle size charts show either the inner diameter (Ø) or the inside circumference of a bangle.
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Internal Diameter = The total circumference of your hand measurement ÷ 3.14 (Ø = Circumference ÷ 3.14).
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Size charts typically list internal diameter in millimetres (mm) and circumference in centimetres (cm) or inches(1" = 2.5 cm).
Understanding these measurements will allow you to match your own hand or wrist size to the correct bangle size with confidence.
Bangle Size Reference Chart
The chart below shows the approximate inner diameter and circumference for each bangle size. Use your own measurements to find the closest match, then decide whether you prefer a snug fit or a looser feel.
Note: This chart is intended as a reference for understanding sizing. Measurements can vary slightly between brands and styles.
Closed bangles are best sized according to your hand circumference for an average, comfortable fit. A snug fit means you can easily slide your index or little finger around the bangle’s inner diameter while wearing it. For a looser fit, select a bangle one size larger.
Example: If your hand circumference (measured around the knuckles) is 18 cm (7"), choose a closed bangle in the size closest to your measurement, or go one size up for a relaxed fit. Anything looser may risk sliding off your hand.
Need Personal Guidance?
You can always reach out. At Gemma’s Jewelry Edit, we help customers around the world find their perfect fit every day. Our jewelry experts are here to guide you and will do whatever it takes to match you with the right size and style for the piece you’ve been dreaming of.
And if you’re still unsure, you can shop with complete confidence — we guarantee exchanges or resizing within 7 days of purchase.
Love,
The Gemma’s Jewelry Edit Team