Zircon Titanium Steel Closure Bracelet | Gold / One Size 101300468083600

How to Measure (Wrist & Bracelet)

Measure your wrist

1. Wrap a flexible tape (or a strip of paper or string) around your wrist at the wrist bone.
2. Mark where the ends meet, then measure that length.
3. Add your preferred allowance to decide bracelet size:
   • Snug fit: add 0.5–1.0 cm (1/4–3/8 in)
   • Comfort fit: add 1.0–1.5 cm (3/8–5/8 in)
   • Relaxed/loose fit: add 1.5–2.0+ cm (5/8–3/4+ in)

Example: 15 cm wrist + 1 cm allowance = order about 16 cm for a comfort fit.

Quick size reference (guide)

• Wrist 14 cm → Bracelet 15–16 cm (5.5–6.25 in)
• Wrist 15 cm → Bracelet 16–17 cm (6.25–6.75 in)
• Wrist 16 cm → Bracelet 17–18 cm (6.75–7.1 in)
• Wrist 17 cm → Bracelet 18–19 cm (7.1–7.5 in)
• Wrist 18 cm → Bracelet 19–20 cm (7.5–7.9 in)

Tip: If your bracelet includes an extender chain, choose the size whose mid‑range matches your desired fit.

Measure the bracelet itself

• Lay it flat and measure end‑to‑end from the outer edge of the clasp to the last usable link.
• With an extender, note both minimum (clasp to first link) and maximum (clasp to last link).
• Toggle clasps: measure from the end of the bar to the center of the ring.
• Magnetic clasps: measure from outer magnet edge to outer magnet edge.

For wider bracelets, consider adding an extra 0.3–0.5 cm (1/8–3/16 in) for comfort.

Materials & Properties

Zircon (Cubic Zirconia)

• Brilliant, diamond‑like sparkle with excellent light dispersion.
• Durable for daily wear (typically ~8–8.5 on the Mohs hardness scale).
• Color‑stable and scratch‑resistant under normal use.
• Best kept clean to maximize brilliance; oils and lotions can reduce sparkle until cleaned.

Titanium Steel (Jewelry‑grade steel)

• Engineered for strength and everyday durability.
• Highly resistant to tarnish, sweat, humidity, and routine water contact.
• Smooth surface and low maintenance compared to softer precious metals.
• Gold‑tone versions are commonly PVD/IP coated for better color longevity than traditional plating.

Note: The term “titanium steel” in fashion jewelry often refers to robust, corrosion‑resistant jewelry steel or a titanium‑alloyed steel. Exact grade and coatings vary by batch and finish.

Model & Fit Notes

• Images are intended to show scale and styling; the apparent drape can vary with wrist size.
• To replicate a minimal‑drape look, choose your wrist size + about 1 cm. For a looser, layered look, add 1.5–2 cm.
• Unisex styling: pairs well with both slim and chunky stacks depending on chosen allowance.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Daily: Wipe with a soft, dry, lint‑free cloth to remove oils and restore sparkle.
• Deep clean: Rinse briefly in lukewarm water with a drop of mild soap, gently brush around stones, rinse, and pat dry fully.
• Avoid: Harsh chemicals (bleach, chlorine pools, hot tubs), abrasives, ultrasonic cleaners on stone settings, and hard impacts.
• Last on, first off: Apply lotions, perfume, and hairspray before wearing.
• Storage: Keep dry in a pouch or separate compartment to prevent scratches from other pieces.
• Gold‑tone finishes: Treat gently—though PVD/IP coatings are durable, repeated friction can still dull edges over time.
• Check the clasp and links periodically; tighten loose jump rings promptly to prevent loss.

Style Tips

• Everyday polish: Wear solo for a clean, light‑catching accent that suits work to weekend.
• Stacking: Mix with plain steel bangles or a leather strand for texture; balance one sparkling piece with two matte pieces.
• Watch pairings: Place it just above a minimalist watch to add a subtle shimmer without crowding the wrist.
• Mixed metals: Titanium steel plays well with silver and gold tones—blend for a modern, easy stack.
• Evening switch‑up: Add a second zircon piece (ear studs or a slim tennis bracelet) to elevate for night.
• Gift‑friendly: Opt for a size with an extender if you’re unsure of the recipient’s exact wrist measurement.