Bangle size guide

Bangle Size Circumference (in) Circumference (mm) Diameter in (in) Diameter in (mm)
2.2 6.67 169.4 2.125 54
2.4 7.06 179.6 2.25 57.2
2.6 7.46 189.5 2.375 60.3
2.8 7.85 199.4 2.50 63.5
2.10 8.24 209.3 2.625 66.7
2.12 8.64 219.5 2.75 69.9
2.14 9.03 229.4 2.875 73
2.16 9.42 239.3 3.00 76.3


The Basic Bangle Size Guide


The thought of buying a beautiful bangle from all the incredible choices can be a little perplexing, especially if you aren't sure which size is best for your hand after you have committed. Are you wondering what size your fingers will look like? How about the size that fits most comfortably on your wrist? It's fine! This guide identifies the right bangle size for you based on the bangle size chart.


In order to determine how big a bracelet should be, you need to measure your hand, not your wrist. Use tailor's tape to measure your hand from the knuckles closest to your wrist all the way around, from knuckle to knuckle. You will know your bangle size once you tuck your thumb into the palm.


For choosing the correct size of bangle, you can refer to this size chart. Your hand should be measured using a ruler and measuring tape. 

Instructions on How to Measure the Bangle Size


If you already own a bangle, please measure its inner diameter and compare it with the chart. It is extremely helpful to use a chart as a guide to determine the size of indian gold bangles that you need. Be sure to follow the instructions for choosing a bangle size that suits you.


Step 1:

You should place your thumb where your little finger is. When you bring your fingers together, you can imagine that they are a bangle.


Step 2:

To measure the widest point of your hand, wrap a strip of paper around it. Simply mark the size of the strip of paper with a pen if you are using a plain piece of paper. Using the ruler, measure the length of the paper strip. You are getting your hand's circumference from this measurement.


Step 3:

You can determine the right size for your bangle by comparing it to the measurement chart above. 2.4 and 2.6 can be considered as one size for an open bangle if you are purchasing 2.4 and 2.5. However, 2.8 and 2.10 can be considered as one size as well.


Almost every budget and style sensibility can be satisfied with a bangle. In the event they are not sized correctly, that results in a blunder. Knowing the right bangle size for your wrist, you can browse Francis Alukkas' alluring bangle collection.