Heart Shape Beaded Bracelet | 101300134075984

How to Measure

Measure your wrist (best for choosing size)

1. Wrap a flexible tape around the wrist bone where the bracelet will sit. If you don’t have a tape, use a string and measure it against a ruler.
2. Note the snug wrist measurement.
3. Select your fit allowance:
   • Snug fit: add 0.25 in / 0.6 cm (best with 4–6 mm beads)
   • Comfort fit: add 0.5 in / 1.3 cm (most popular)
   • Loose fit: add 0.75–1.0 in / 1.9–2.5 cm
4. Adjust for bead size:
   • 8 mm beads: add an extra ~0.25 in / 0.6 cm
   • 10–12 mm beads: add an extra ~0.5 in / 1.3 cm

Measure a bracelet you own (to compare)

• Stretch bracelet: form a circle without stretching, measure the inner diameter, then multiply by 3.14 to get inner circumference.
• Clasp bracelet: measure end to end including clasp; for round beaded styles the inner fit can feel slightly smaller—subtract approximately one bead diameter for an estimate.

Quick reference (approx): wrist 15 cm ≈ bracelet 16.5–17.5 cm; wrist 16 cm ≈ bracelet 17.5–18.5 cm; wrist 17 cm ≈ bracelet 18.5–19.5 cm. Choose the lower end for snug or the higher end for loose.

Materials & Components (what you might find in a Heart Shape Beaded Bracelet)

• Beads
  • Natural gemstones (e.g., rose quartz, rhodonite, agate): cooler to the touch, slight weight, natural color and pattern variation. Care: avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners.
  • Glass or crystal: bright sparkle, heavier than acrylic, consistent color. Care: wipe with a soft cloth; avoid impacts.
  • Acrylic/resin: very lightweight, warm to touch, often perfectly uniform. Care: keep away from solvents and abrasives.
  • Freshwater pearls or shell: soft luster, surface texture can be organic. Care: last-on/first-off, avoid perfume and acids; wipe with a damp soft cloth only.
• Heart element
  • Could be a shaped bead (gemstone, glass, resin) or a charm in metal. Expect slight differences in shape and color if it’s natural stone.
• Stringing
  • Elastic cord (0.6–1.0 mm typical): easy on/off; avoid overstretching.
  • Stainless steel beading wire (with clasp): durable; minimal stretch.
  • Nylon or silk threading (often for pearls): soft drape; may need periodic re-knotting.
• Metal findings
  • Stainless steel (304/316L): highly tarnish-resistant, widely considered skin-friendly.
  • Sterling silver (925): bright white metal; can tarnish—polish to restore.
  • Gold-filled: thick bonded gold layer (more durable than plating).
  • Gold-plated/brass: luminous and affordable; avoid abrasion and moisture to prolong finish.

Notes: Actual materials vary by style. Natural stones and pearls will have unique variations in color, veining, and shape.

Model Reference (for scale)

Use these guidelines to interpret on‑model photos and choose your size:

• Common styling uses 6–8 mm round beads.
• A bracelet measuring wrist + 1.5–2.0 cm typically looks comfortably fitted on a medium wrist.
• Larger beads (8–10 mm) appear chunkier and sit tighter; consider sizing up slightly for the same visual looseness.
• For a stacked look in photos, models often layer 2–3 bracelets; single bracelets will appear slimmer than stacks.

If a specific model size is provided in product images, match your wrist to that reference for the closest fit.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Last on, first off: put the bracelet on after lotions, perfume, and hairspray have dried.
• Keep dry: remove before bathing, swimming, gym, or cleaning.
• Roll, don’t stretch: roll elastic bracelets over your hand to prevent stress on the cord.
• Clean gently:
  • Wipe beads and metal with a soft, dry cloth after wear.
  • Sterling silver: use a jewelry polishing cloth (avoid dips on stones/pearls).
  • Avoid ultrasonic/chemical cleaners on gemstones, plated metals, pearls, or coated beads.
• Store smart: keep in a soft pouch or separate compartment; use anti‑tarnish tabs for silver; avoid direct sunlight and humidity.
• Mind the finish: gold‑plated parts can wear with friction—avoid rough surfaces and stacking with sharp-edged pieces.
• Periodic check: if elastic feels loose or cloudy, consider restringing for safety.

Style Tips

• Let the heart shine: wear it solo for a minimal, romantic focal point.
• Create a stack: mix bead sizes (4–6 mm with 8 mm) and textures; keep the heart at center and frame with plain strands.
• Mix metals mindfully: pair with slim chain or cuff bracelets in matching metal tones (gold with warm stones, silver with cool tones).
• Color play:
  • Soft pink hearts: complement with neutrals, cream, and rose‑gold tones.
  • Red hearts: pop against monochrome outfits (black, white, denim).
  • Clear/crystal hearts: versatile with anything from casual tees to satin slip dresses.
• Watch friendly: place the beaded bracelet on the opposite side of your watch crown to avoid rubbing.
• Gift idea: a heart motif pairs beautifully with a delicate heart necklace or stud earrings for a coordinated set.

Safety: Contains small parts. Not suitable for young children.