Wrist Size Guide

Q: What is a tennis bracelet?

A tennis bracelet is a flexible, in-line bracelet set with a continuous row of identically sized diamonds. The name originates from a famous on-court incident involving tennis player Chris Evert.

Q: Are lab grown diamond bracelets durable enough for daily wear?

Yes. Lab grown diamonds are as hard as mined diamonds. Nivara uses secure four-prong settings and box clasps with safety catches, making the bracelets suitable for regular wear.

Q: What carat total weight is typical for a diamond bracelet?

Tennis bracelets at Nivara range from 2.00 to 6.00 carats total weight. A 3.00 carat tennis bracelet is the most popular balance of sparkle and everyday wearability.

Q: Can a diamond bracelet be resized?

Yes. Nivara can add or remove links at any of the three showrooms. A resize appointment typically takes 3 to 5 working days.

Q: What is a bangle bracelet versus a tennis bracelet?

A bangle is a rigid circular bracelet slipped over the hand, while a tennis bracelet is a flexible linked design with a clasp. Both are available at Nivara in lab grown diamond settings.

Find Your Perfect Fit !

Use our Wrist Size Guide to discover your ideal bracelet or bangle size for a comfortable and flawless fit every time.

How to measure your Wrist Size (for women and men)?

Knowing the right wrist size is essential when buying a bangle or bracelet. Here’s a detailed guide to help you easily measure your wrist size from the comfort of your home.

Let’s see how you can do that!

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Method 1: Using a Measuring Tape

Wrap a flexible measuring tape around the wrist where you want to wear the bracelet.
Note the measurement in inches or centimeters and keep the tape snug but not tight.

Tip for Women: Consider adding 0.5 inches (1.27 cm) to the measurement for a more relaxed fit.
Tip for Men: Consider adding 0.75 inches (1.9 cm) to get a slightly looser fit because it is usually preferred for men's bracelets.

Method 2: Using a Strip of Paper or String

Wrap a strip of paper, string or ribbon around your wrist.
Mark where the ends meet.
Measure the length against a ruler to get your wrist circumference.
Adjust for fit by adding a bit of extra length based on your style preference (fitted, average or loose).

Method 3: With a Bracelet Size Chart

Download or print a bracelet sizing chart. Make sure to print it at the correct scale to get accurate measurements.
Lay the chart on a flat surface.
Place your wrist directly on the chart, aligning it with the start point or "0" on the size scale.
Read the measurement that lines up with the end of your wrist on the chart. This is your wrist circumference.
The chart will have recommended bracelet sizes based on the wrist circumference you measure.
Once you have the adjusted measurement, select the closest bracelet size available.