A crystal bracelet should feel comfortable during the moments you actually wear it: working at a desk, reaching for a coffee or getting dressed for an evening out. Before choosing a size, begin with your wrist measurement rather than the size of a bracelet you already own.
Measure your bare wrist
Use a flexible measuring tape around the place where you normally wear your bracelet. Keep it snug against the skin without squeezing. If you do not have a tape, wrap a strip of paper around your wrist, mark the meeting point and measure the paper with a ruler. Record the result in centimetres. Measure again to check your first reading.
Understand the two measurements
Your bare wrist circumference is the measurement you just recorded. A bracelet's finished inner circumference describes the space inside the completed bracelet. These are different measurements. Bead diameter describes the size of each bead; it does not describe the bracelet's fit.
Do not add extra room to the bare wrist measurement you send us. Tell us the measured number and whether you prefer a closer or looser fit. This helps us understand your request without accidentally adding allowance twice.
Check the individual product
Read the size and fit section on the bracelet you are considering. Designs can have different bead sizes, focal details and available options. Choose only a size actually offered on that product page. Avoid assuming that the same letter size will fit identically across different brands.
Buying a bracelet as a gift
If possible, ask the recipient for a wrist measurement. A wrist estimate based on height or clothing size can be unreliable. If the gift is a surprise, contact FYELA before ordering to discuss the information available. We can review the design and sizing request without promising a fit from a photograph alone.
See the FYELA Size & Care guide, browse nature-inspired crystal bracelets or contact us before purchasing if you are unsure.