925 Sterling Silver Inlaid Zircon Bracelet | 100500274661945

How to Measure for the Right Fit

Use one of the methods below to find your ideal bracelet length. Always measure at the narrowest point of your wrist, just above the wrist bone.

1. Measure your wrist:
   • Wrap a soft measuring tape around your wrist. If you don’t have one, wrap a string, mark the overlap, then measure the string with a ruler.
   • Note your wrist circumference, then add allowance based on your preferred fit:
     • Snug fit: add 0.5–1.0 cm (approx. 1/4–3/8 in)
     • Everyday/comfort fit: add 1.0–1.5 cm (approx. 3/8–5/8 in)
     • Loose/stacking fit: add 1.5–2.0 cm (approx. 5/8–3/4 in)
2. Measure a bracelet you already own:
   • Lay it flat and measure end-to-end, including the clasp.
   • If it has an extender chain, measure the minimum and maximum lengths to know the fit range.
   • For adjustable slider styles, measure the smallest and largest closed positions.
3. For bangles (if applicable):
   • Measure the internal diameter and multiply by 3.14 to get the internal circumference.

Tip: If you plan to stack multiple bracelets or wear alongside a watch, choose the comfort or loose allowance.

Materials & Craft

• 925 Sterling Silver:
  • Composition: 92.5% pure silver alloyed with 7.5% other metals (commonly copper) for strength.
  • Look for the “925” or “S925” hallmark indicating sterling purity.
  • Finish: High-polish sterling silver; some versions may be rhodium-plated to enhance shine and help resist tarnish (check product options if specified).
  • Care note: Sterling silver naturally oxidizes over time; a quick polish restores luster.
• Inlaid Zircon (commonly Cubic Zirconia in fashion jewelry):
  • Brilliant, faceted stones chosen for diamond-like sparkle and clarity.
  • Durability: Cubic zirconia ranks about 8–8.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, offering good everyday wear resistance.
  • Setting: Typically secured in prong, pavé, or bezel settings for light return and stability.
  • Note: In many listings, “zircon” refers to cubic zirconia (CZ), a lab-created gemstone distinct from natural zircon.

Model & Fit Notes

• On-model images (when shown) are intended to demonstrate scale on an average wrist. For the most accurate fit, use the measuring guide above.
• Fit guidance:
  • Minimal, elegant wear: choose snug to comfort allowance.
  • Stacking with other bracelets or a watch: choose comfort to loose allowance.
• Typical wrist ranges (for reference only): petite 14–15 cm (5.5–6 in), average 16–17 cm (6.25–6.75 in), fuller 18–19 cm (7–7.5 in).

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Remove before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping. Avoid chlorinated pools, hot tubs, and saunas.
• Keep away from perfumes, lotions, hairsprays, and household cleaners. Put jewelry on last, after skincare and fragrance.
• Clean gently: soak briefly in lukewarm water with a drop of mild soap, brush softly with a soft-bristle brush, rinse, and pat dry. Finish with a silver polishing cloth.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, ammonia, and abrasive cleaners. If the stones are glued or the piece is plated, avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaners.
• Store in a dry, airtight pouch or box, ideally with anti-tarnish strips. Keep pieces separate to prevent scratching.
• If rhodium plated, use only a soft microfiber or jewelry cloth (no paste polishes) to preserve the plating.
• Have clasps and stone settings checked periodically if worn frequently.

Style Tips

• Let it shine solo for a minimal, everyday look with crisp shirts, knitwear, or a slip dress.
• Stack with slim chains or a bangle for texture; mix finishes subtly or keep an all-silver stack for a cohesive edit.
• Pair with zircon (CZ) stud earrings or a delicate pendant to echo the bracelet’s sparkle.
• For occasionwear, layer with a tennis-style bracelet for extra brilliance; for daytime, keep it paired with a watch for effortless polish.
• Makes a refined gift: classic, versatile, and easy to style across casual and formal outfits.