Start from a piece here or your own idea, then settle the length, the gold and the stones
Start from a bracelet on this page and tell us what to change, or send a photo of your own idea. Settle the length first. Give us your wrist size, because a bracelet cut to fit cannot come back. Then pick the gold and the stones. Most designs here come in yellow, rose or white gold, and 8 inches is the length listed most. Ask us how long it takes before you pay.
How to order: a custom bracelet from your idea or a piece here
Start with something we can see, the item number of a bracelet here and what to change, or a photo or sketch of your idea. Add your wrist size, the karat and color of gold, and natural or lab-grown diamonds. We quote the piece and the time before anything is made. A new design comes back as a 3D drawing to approve, and the custom jewelry guide covers the deposit and each step. Begin in the live chat, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.
Styles: custom Miami Cuban, diamond name, infinity and skull bracelets
Among the gold pieces, the Miami Cuban sold most in the year. The nine here run from a solid 14K link 5 mm wide to a 10K link 30 mm across. Two carry a diamond name, one closes on a lock of lab-grown baguettes, and one wears more than 31 carats of natural diamonds. Nine infinity and evil eye links all carry diamonds. Silver skull bracelets made up nearly half the pieces bought in the year. Two 24K gold snakes bend by hand into a ring, a bracelet or a pendant.
Length: custom bracelet length and how to measure your wrist
Measure before you order, since a bracelet cut to fit is yours for good. Circle the wrist with a paper strip pulled snug, mark the overlap, and read it against a ruler. Allow half an inch more to sit close, or a full inch to hang loose. Eight inches is the length listed most here, and all but one listing come in a single length, so name yours when you order. The bench lengthens or shortens a link bracelet for a charge. For a bangle, ask us its inside size first.
Gold and diamonds: 14K or 10K gold, silver, natural or lab-grown
Choose 14K for daily wear. It is the gold on most designs here, richer in color than 10K, which is a touch harder. Most designs offer yellow, rose or white gold, and the others come in the one color shown. The four in .925 silver are the skull bracelets. Diamonds sit on more than 30 bracelets, natural on most. Nearly every lab-grown piece says Lab in its title, and both kinds are diamonds. The middle lab piece carries about 9 carats. The middle natural one, about 4. Compare two bracelets by grams and carats, never by the photo.
Returns: custom bracelet returns and what is final sale
A bracelet made or changed for you is final, and so is any payment toward one: a new design, a name, a new length or a cut to your wrist. A finished piece shipped as shown can go back unworn and unaltered by day fourteen after delivery. We clear it first, and only our return label carries it back. The refund drops five percent for restocking and the return shipping. The 24K snakes are listed as bullion, which has its own return rule. Ask which kind yours is before you pay.