Find your bangle size
Glass bangles need to fit just right. Too tight and they won't slide on, too loose and they'll slip off. Here are two simple ways to find your size at home.
Method 1: Measure an existing bangle
The most accurate way to find your bangle size is to measure the inner diameter of one you already own. That leaves no room for ambiguity.
- Pick a bangle that fits you comfortably.
- Place it flat on a ruler.
- Measure the inner diameter, from the left inside edge to the right inside edge.
- Match your measurement in the size chart below.
Method 2: Measure your hand lotus
Bring your fingers together in a lotus bud form, like you're slipping on a bangle. Then measure the widest part of that shape. We call it the Hand Lotus.
- Make a hand lotus.
- Wrap a string snugly around the widest part, including your thumb.
- Lay the string flat and measure its length.
- Match your measurement in the size chart below.
Size chart
Match your measurement from either method to find your fit.
| Size | Bangle | Hand lotus |
|---|---|---|
| Extra Small 2‑2 | 55 – 57 mm | 173 – 178 mm |
| Petite 2‑4 | 57 – 59 mm | 178 – 184 mm |
| Regular 2‑6 · most common | 59 – 61 mm | 184 – 194 mm |
| Full 2‑8 | 61 – 63 mm | 194 – 200 mm |
| Large 2‑10 | 63 – 65 mm | 200 – 206 mm |
| X Large 2‑12 | 70 mm | about 220 mm |
| XX Large 2‑14 | 75 mm | about 236 mm |
Not every piece is made in every size, so the sizes you can order are the ones listed on the piece itself. Not sure? Most people comfortably fit into Regular (2‑6). A hand lotus measurement is the same length as a bangle's inner circumference, so if your measurement falls between two rows, or outside them, it still tells us your size. We make custom sizes on request. Each is crafted by hand and takes around 8 weeks.
