Triple-Layer Natural Stone Bracelet | 101300566007382

How to Measure

Use this quick guide to find your best size for the Triple-Layer Natural Stone Bracelet.

1. Measure your wrist:
   • Wrap a soft measuring tape around the narrowest part of your wrist (just above the wrist bone). Note the number in cm or inches.
   • No tape? Wrap a string, mark where it meets, then measure the string against a ruler.
2. Choose your fit preference (add this to your wrist size):
   • Snug: +0.5–1.0 cm (about +1/4–3/8 in)
   • Comfort: +1.0–1.5 cm (about +3/8–5/8 in)
   • Loose: +1.5–2.0 cm (about +5/8–3/4 in)
3. Account for triple-layer construction:
   • Triple-strand stack (three parallel strands): The outer strands travel a slightly longer path around the wrist. As a guideline:
     • Inner strand = wrist + chosen allowance
     • Middle strand ≈ inner + 0.4–0.7 cm (about +1/8–1/4 in)
     • Outer strand ≈ inner + 0.8–1.2 cm (about +1/4–1/2 in)
     If a clasp is used, finished length usually includes the clasp—check how your store measures.
   • Triple-wrap (one long strand that wraps 3 times): Total wearable length (including clasp) ≈ 3 × (wrist + allowance). If you’re measuring only the beaded part, subtract the clasp/hardware length from that total.
4. Consider bead diameter:
   • 4–6 mm beads: minimal effect
   • 8–10 mm beads: add +0.3–0.5 cm (about +1/8–3/16 in) to your allowance for a similar feel
5. If between sizes, size up for comfort and easier on/off.

Conversion: 1 in = 2.54 cm. Natural stones are weightier and more dimensional than glass/resin, so a touch of extra ease often feels better for a triple-layer stack.

Materials

• Genuine natural stone beads: Expect unique marbling and color variations; no two bracelets are identical. Common stone families used in pieces like this include agate, jasper, onyx, quartz, and howlite. Most are durable everyday stones, though some softer varieties benefit from gentler care.
• Accents and hardware: Depending on the finish, components may include stainless steel, plated alloy, or sterling-silver/gold-filled accents. Exact hardware can vary by color variant or production batch.
• Stringing: High-tensile elastic cord for ease of wear, or nylon-coated stainless-steel beading wire with a clasp (varies by design). Spacer bars or separators may be used to keep layers aligned.
• Finish notes: Some stones across the jewelry industry may be stabilized or color-enhanced to improve wear or achieve consistent hues. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve both stones and any plated finishes.

If you are sensitive to metals, choose stainless steel or sterling-silver options when available.

Model & Fit Information

• Lifestyle images are intended to show scale and layering. Coverage across the wrist is typically about 2–3 cm for 6–8 mm beads (up to ~3+ cm with 10 mm beads).
• For a look similar to the photos, choose a “snug” to “comfort” allowance. For stacking next to a watch or cuff, a comfort/loose allowance is often preferred.
• Triple-strand styles are usually slightly graduated in length so all three rows sit smoothly without crowding.
• If a specific model size is not listed in the gallery, use the measurement guide above to match your preferred drape.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Last on, first off: put jewelry on after lotions, sunscreen, perfume, and hairspray have dried.
• Avoid water, sweat, and chemicals: remove before showering, swimming, gym sessions, or cleaning.
• Wipe after wear: use a soft, dry cloth to remove skin oils and moisture from stones and metal parts.
• Cleaning: if needed, gently wipe stones with a barely damp cloth and dry fully; avoid soaking, ultrasonic cleaners, or harsh jewelry dips (especially with plated hardware or porous stones).
• Storage: keep in a soft pouch or separate compartment to prevent scratching; avoid direct sunlight for prolonged periods, especially for color-enhanced stones.
• Elastic care: roll the bracelet over your hand—do not overstretch. Re-stringing may be advisable over time with frequent wear.
• Metal care: use a non-abrasive polishing cloth on metal parts only; avoid abrasive compounds that could scratch stones or wear down plating.
• Travel tip: store flat or in a small pouch so layers don’t kink or tangle in transit.

Style Tips

• Let it lead: wear the triple-layer as your focal piece with a simple tee, silk blouse, or knit to highlight the natural stone textures.
• Mix your metals: coordinate with a watch or bangles in the same metal tone for a pulled-together stack.
• Color play: match one stone hue to your outfit and let the other tones contrast for a balanced pop of color.
• Texture stack: pair with a slim chain bracelet or leather wrap for contrast against the round stones.
• Minimal vs. bold: choose smaller bead sizes for a refined everyday look; larger beads for statement styling.
• Day-to-night: wear solo for the office, then add a cuff or watch for evening layering.
• Seasonal edit: earthy jasper and agate complement autumn palettes; onyx and quartz suit year-round neutrals.
• Wrist balance: if you wear a watch, place the triple-layer on the opposite wrist or choose a comfort fit so it sits neatly alongside.