Designing a bracelet
Wrist size, allowance and the size estimate
Set your wrist size and fit allowance and read the estimated size of the design.
Who it is for
Anyone designing a bracelet.
Before you start
- Your wrist measured in centimetres.
Set the size
A valid value applies at once and can be undone. Invalid text stays in the field with a message and the design keeps its last valid value.
- In the sizing bar above the bracelet, enter your “Measured wrist” in cm (one decimal, dot or comma), or use “Quick wrist choices” (14–20 cm; shortcuts, not standard sizes).
- Enter a “Fit allowance” in cm.
- “Target” shows wrist plus allowance and is drawn as a dashed circle on the preview.
Read the estimate
“Estimated inner circumference” is calculated from the pieces: the length they take along the cord minus π × their average diameter. Elastic stretch, knots and how pieces sit are not included; mixed sizes and charms make it less accurate.
Beside it the design says how far the estimate is from the target. Being shorter or longer never blocks editing or buying.
When a piece has no verified length along the cord, no number is guessed: the estimate says it is not available.
What you will see
- The target in the sizing bar and a dashed circle on the preview.
- The estimate and its difference from the target in the summary.
Limits
- The estimate is not a fitting guarantee.
- Charms hang outside the ring and have no diameter in the estimate.