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Buyer's guide
How to choose a women's bracelet: tennis, bangle or bead
Questions we get at the counter
What size bracelet should a woman wear, 6.5, 7 or 7.5 inches?
Seven inches, unless you know your wrist runs small or large. About half the listings that print a length say 7 inches, 102 of 198. Given a menu, buyers here picked 7 most often in the year, though 7.5 brought in more of the money. For a small wrist nine listings run under 7 inches, 6.5 on three. Whether another piece can be cut to your wrist is the desk's answer, so text the desk your wrist size before you order.
What size stones should a tennis bracelet have, 3 or 10 points?
Pick by the width you want: 10 points is the middle size on the 38 titles here that print one, and 3 points gives a thinner row. On these tennis titles 3 to 5 points makes a row near 2.5 mm, 10 points 3.5 mm, 20 points 4 mm, and from 40 points it is 5 mm or more. Of the tennis pieces sold here with a stone size named, about half were 7 points or under. More on points: the tennis chains guide.
Are the diamonds on these bracelets lab-grown or natural?
Both, and each listing's origin line tells you which. Of the 183 diamond pieces here, 87 say lab-grown, 32 natural and 64 say nothing; for a blank line, ask the desk before you buy. The word Lab is in 34 titles only, so the title is not the test. In the year lab-grown was 14 percent of the pieces sold here and 28 percent of the money, natural 19 and 19; most of what sold, the beads and plain links, names no origin.
Do you have opal, sapphire or black diamond bracelets for women?
Yes, all three, and sapphire most: 37 titles here name sapphire and 9 listings carry black diamonds. Three are opal: the Galaxy Black Opal Tennis Bracelet, the Crystal Glow Opal Bracelet and the Eclipse Opal Link Bracelet. Rainbow pieces are on 13 titles, emerald 10, ruby 9, pearl 2, turquoise 1; 73 of the 247 carry a colored stone, 40 of them beside diamonds. The black diamond bead bracelet sold most here in the year, by the piece and by money. More colored stones: women's gemstone bracelets.
How does a bangle fit with no clasp, and what size do I need?
A closed bangle slips over the hand and an open or stretch one gives, so you size it by the inside, not by a wrist length. None of the 18 bangles here prints a wrist length. Instead thirteen listings print an inside diameter, seven of them titled bangles: twelve between 2.1 and 2.9 inches, one at 22 mm. Two titles say open bangle, three stretch and three flexible. Rigid or hinged, and what wrist a 2.5 fits: ask the desk. All of them: women's bangles bracelets.
Can a woman wear a Cuban link bracelet, and how wide should it be?
Yes, and thin is what sells here: the 3 mm diamond-cut Cuban sold 81 pieces from this page in the year, second only to the black diamond bead bracelet. All 81 went at the 8 inches its title names. Ten Cubans are live, 7 Miami Cubans and 3 Cubans, from 2.5 to 16 mm wide; the Miami Cubans run 10.0 mm and 63.5 g as listed in the middle. For a shorter wrist, ask the desk. By width and grams: the men's gold bracelets guide.
Does a tennis bracelet have a safety clasp?
Some here say so, most say nothing. A safety is named in 25 descriptions, a box clasp or box lock in 31, a lobster in 3 and a toggle in 1; 194 of the 247 print no clasp. Look first at the description of the row you picked. Which rows carry a safety catch, and whether yours can take one or change to a box lock: text the desk before you pay.
How much is a women's gold bracelet?
Each listing prints its own price, and three things move it: the grams as listed, the karat and the stones. The middle piece here weighs 13.0 g; a 14K bead bracelet is about 2.3 g, a tennis row about 13, a Miami Cuban over 60. Then the stones: how many, how big (the pointer), lab-grown or natural, and the grade. Read the grams and the stone size on two pieces before their prices. For a quote on the day, call 212-872-9692.