What do you do when your bracelet is too big?

There is another option: If the bracelet is overly large, wear it over a sleeve or a glove. A layer of leather or the textured fabric of a sleeve will give the bracelet something to which it might cling, and the resultant closer fit will be much more flattering.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on jckonline.com


Is it possible to resize a bracelet?

For estate pieces or those whose origins you don't know, your family jeweler should be able to resize watches, bracelets, and even necklaces for a small fee. The style and intricacy of each piece as well as the metal used will all influence the time and cost for these types of repairs.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on caratsandstones.com


How do I keep my bracelet from falling off?

A. Safety or extender chains are the ideal solution for keeping jewelry from falling off and being lost forever because they add extra security to the clasp. You can use a premade extender chain or make your own from any type of chain that complements your design.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on firemountaingems.com


Should bracelet be tight or loose?

That being said, your bracelets should strike a balance between moving around a little and still being tight enough so they don't slide off your hand. One way to find out whether your bracelets are the right fit is to slip one or two fingers between your wrist and your bracelet.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on ballantynejewelers.com


What do you do with a bracelet that doesn't fit?

Make a bracelet extender. This is the cheapest and fastest option. Find an old necklace or bracelet with the same color metal and approximate size chain. If you are unable to find one that is readily available, purchase an extender of similar color and chain size from a jewelry store.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on ehow.com


HOW to find your bracelet size!!! (FROM HOME)



What arm do you wear a bracelet on?

Many guys are confused about which wrist they should wear a bracelet on, but the fact is, there's no right or wrong answer. Most right-handers opt to wear their wrist watch on the left side, and so prefer to wear a bracelet on their right wrist. Then again, if you're a lefty, you'll probably head the other way.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on omijewelry.com


How loose is too loose for a bracelet?

A properly-worn bracelet is loose enough to move with your hand but not so loose that it slips off. One or two fingers should be able to fit between the bracelet and your wrist. The vast majority of jewelry is one-size-fits-all. Necklaces are easy to slide around necks, and earrings are standard.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on cladright.com


How low should bracelets hang?

You should be able to slide 1 or 2 fingers under the bracelet and your wrist. A good tip is to treat bracelets like you would your watch – keep it under your sleeve. Remember this if you wear a chunky bracelet, as you may end up with a bulge under your cuff or a bracelet that can't fit under the sleeve.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on trendhim.com


What wrist should a woman wear a bracelet?

The standard advice is to wear your watch on your dominant hand (i.e., your right arm if you're right-handed) and your bracelet(s) on the other hand.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on store.ringtoperfection.com


Can you make a chain bracelet smaller?

The Chain Shortening Process

To shorten an item, the jeweler simply measures how many inches need to be removed from one area of the item. Next, they take out that portion and then reattach the clasp end to the rest of the necklace or bracelet that's been shortened.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on quickjewelryrepairs.com


Which side should you wear an anklet?

Anklet Positioning

An anklet can be worn on either ankle; there are no underlying messages on what it means to wear it on the left versus the right. However, you should never wear your ankle bracelet with pantyhose.
Takedown request   |   View complete answer on jewelry.lovetoknow.com