Geometrical Shape Beaded Bracelet | Multicolor / One Size 100100808399849

How to Measure

Find your best fit for the Geometrical Shape Beaded Bracelet with these quick steps:

• Measure your wrist:
  • Wrap a soft tape measure around the narrowest point of your wrist (just above the wrist bone). Record the snug measurement.
  • No tape? Wrap a string, mark the overlap, then measure the string against a ruler.
• Choose your preferred fit:
  • Snug fit: wrist + 0.5 cm (about +0.25 in)
  • Comfort fit (most popular): wrist + 1.0–1.5 cm (about +0.4–0.6 in)
  • Loose/stacking fit: wrist + 2.0 cm (about +0.8 in)
• If you’re measuring an existing bracelet:
  • Inside circumference: lay flat, measure end-to-end including clasp, or measure the inside diameter and multiply by 3.14.
  • Note: Large beads reduce inner space—size up slightly when beads are 8 mm or larger.
• Tip for stacking: wearing multiple bracelets? Consider an extra +0.5 cm (+0.2 in) for ease.

Conversion: 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

Materials & Composition

This design features clean, modern geometric beads. Exact composition can vary by finish/variant; the most common materials for this style include:

• Beads:
  • Glass or crystal (faceted cubes, hexagons, or angular rounds) for brilliance and color consistency.
  • Natural gemstones (e.g., agate, jasper, quartz, hematite) for weight, texture, and a polished or matte look.
  • Ceramic or porcelain for saturated color and smooth geometric forms.
  • Wood or coconut shell for a lightweight, organic feel with geometric cuts.
• Metal accents & findings:
  • Gold-plated brass or alloy for warm tone and shine.
  • Stainless steel (304/316L) for high durability and tarnish resistance.
  • 925 sterling silver for classic, bright luster.
• Stringing material:
  • High-strength elastic cord (common for stretch bracelets) for easy on/off.
  • Nylon-coated stainless-steel beading wire (common for clasp bracelets) for strength and shape retention.
  • Silk/nylon thread (knotted designs) for a supple drape.
• Finish notes:
  • Gold-plate offers color and shine; gold-filled or vermeil (if used) provides a thicker gold layer and longer wear.
  • Stainless steel finishes resist tarnish and are low maintenance.
• Allergy considerations: If you have sensitivities, stainless steel or sterling silver components are commonly chosen for skin-friendliness.

For the exact materials used in this bracelet, please refer to the specific variant details on this page.

Model Information

If shown on-model, the bracelet is styled to illustrate proportion and bead scale on an average wrist. Use the on-model images to compare the bracelet’s width and drape with your own wrist.

• Fit on model: typically a “comfort fit” (about +1.0–1.5 cm / +0.4–0.6 in from wrist circumference).
• Bead scale: geometric beads often range from petite (4–6 mm) to statement (8–10+ mm); check variant options for bead size.
• How to translate the look: if the bracelet appears snug on the model and you prefer a looser drape, size up by 0.5–1.0 cm.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Last on, first off: put the bracelet on after lotions, perfume, hairspray, and sunscreen. Remove before washing hands, showering, or swimming.
• Avoid chemicals: take off before workouts, pools, hot tubs, the beach, cleaning, or applying sanitizer.
• Elastic styles: roll over your hand—do not tug from one side to prevent overstretching.
• Cleaning:
  • Wipe metal parts with a soft, dry polishing cloth.
  • Glass/ceramic beads: wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth; dry immediately.
  • Gemstones: use a dry or barely damp soft cloth; avoid harsh cleaners and ultrasonic cleaners.
  • Wood beads: keep dry; use a dry cloth only.
• Storage: keep in a soft pouch or box, away from humidity and direct sunlight. Store separately to avoid scratches; add an anti-tarnish tab for metal finishes.
• Maintenance: with frequent wear, stretch bracelets may need periodic restringing to maintain tension.

Style Tips

• Let geometry lead: pair with clean lines and solid colors to make the shapes the focal point.
• Stack smart: mix different geometric bead sizes (e.g., cubes with faceted rounds) for dimension; keep metals unified for a cohesive look.
• Minimalist moment: wear a single bracelet with a crisp shirt or knit for an elevated, everyday finish.
• Mix metals with intention: gold tones add warmth; silver and steel feel modern and cool—echo your watch or rings.
• Color play: coordinate bead tones with your outfit’s accent color, or contrast neutrals for a gallery-chic vibe.
• From desk to dinner: pair with a tailored blazer and sleek earrings by day; add a second geometric bracelet for evening impact.