Oval link bracelet
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Version
The right length depends on your wrist size and on how you like to wear your bracelet. Most women have a 15–17 cm wrist and choose an 18 cm bracelet.
This bracelet 18.5 cm
How to measure your wrist
- Wrap a soft measuring tape, or a strip of paper, around your wrist just above the wrist bone, where you wear your bracelet.
- Keep it flat against your skin without pulling it tight. Mark where it overlaps and measure it with a ruler.
- Add 1 to 2 cm depending on how you like it to fit: that's your bracelet length.
Wrist size → bracelet length
- 16 cm
- Wrist 14 – 14.5 cm (slim wrist)
- 17 cm
- Wrist 15 – 15.5 cm
- 18 cm
- Wrist 16 – 16.5 cmMost popular
- 19 cm
- Wrist 17 – 17.5 cm
- 20 cm
- Wrist 18 – 18.5 cm
Between two sizes? Go for the larger one: a bracelet that is slightly loose is easier to wear than one that pinches. Stacking bracelets? The top one can be half a centimetre longer.
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Oval link bracelet
Petit Bonbon
Noordlaan 138
9200 Dendermonde
Belgium
- Material
- 18K gold-plated brass, nickel-free
- Colour
- gold
- Finish
- gold
- Length
- 18,5 cm
- Weight
- 7,2 g
Open, oval links that fall airily around your wrist, with a tiny pearl on the extension chain. Delicate enough to wear every day, and just playful enough to stand out.
Length 18.5 cm with an extension chain, so you can wear it a little looser or tighter. Made of 18k gold-plated brass, nickel-free, and barely 7 grams. Also available as a set with the oval link mix necklace.
Good to know: this bracelet is gold plated, not solid gold. It is not water-resistant and doesn't like perfume, soap, chlorine, salt water or body lotion. Take it off before you shower, swim, work out or go to sleep and before washing your hands, and only put it on once your perfume and cream have fully soaked in. Store it dry and separately in its box, so it doesn't rub against your other jewellery.
The gold layer wears over time through wear and friction, usually first at the clasp and in the places that move the most. That's normal for gold-plated jewellery: the more carefully you treat it, the longer it stays beautiful. Read here how to best care for your jewellery.
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