THE BRACELET COLLECTION

Around your wrist.
A touch of your style.

Discover bracelets that bring a finishing touch to your everyday look. Let one piece stand on its own, or combine your favourites for a personal mix that feels like you.

WEAR SOLO · BUILD YOUR STACK · MAKE IT PERSONAL

Two gold-tone bangles displayed in warm light

STYLE IT YOUR WAY

One wrist. Your own combination.

Let a single bracelet stand out, combine different shapes, or give your favourite piece room to shine.

01

KEEP IT SIMPLE

Let one piece shine.

Wear one bracelet as your finishing touch. Pair it with a simple outfit to let its shape and finish stand out on their own.

ONE BRACELET · AN EVERYDAY ACCENT

02

BUILD YOUR STACK

Find your balance.

Start with two pieces in different widths or textures. Try them together and keep the combination comfortable, with enough room for your wrist to move freely.

MIXED TEXTURES · YOUR PERSONAL COMBINATION

03

FRAME THE DETAIL

Make room at the cuff.

Try a shorter sleeve or gently roll back your cuff to show your bracelet. Check that the fabric sits comfortably beside the piece without catching on its details.

A SIMPLE CUFF · DETAILS IN VIEW

A FEW HELPFUL DETAILS

Before you choose.

Find the right fit and discover the details that matter when choosing your next bracelet.

How do I choose the right bracelet size?

Measure around your wrist with a flexible tape measure, then compare the result with the sizing guidance for the individual bracelet. Check whether the listed measurement is the bracelet length, inner circumference or inner diameter.

How do I check the fit of a slip-on bangle?

A closed bangle needs to pass over your hand, so wrist size alone is not enough. Compare its inner dimensions with a bangle you already wear comfortably, or follow the product's hand-measuring guidance.

Are all bracelets adjustable?

No. Some designs have an extension chain or adjustable fastening, while others have a fixed size. Check the listed size range and adjustment method. Do not bend a rigid bracelet unless the product instructions say it is designed for this.

Does gold-tone mean solid gold?

Gold-tone describes the colour, not solid gold content. Refer to the individual product description for the base material, plating and finish.

What should I consider when stacking bracelets?

Start with a small number of pieces and check that you can move your wrist comfortably. Bracelets can rub against each other, so take care when combining delicate finishes, raised details or pieces that may catch on one another.

COMPLETE YOUR LOOK

Find your next finishing touch.

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