The metal in our products is solid gold, ensuring durability and quality. We use only the finest materials to create our jewelry pieces.

Yes, we can custom-make bracelets to your specifications. Whether you have a specific design in mind or need assistance creating a unique piece, our team is here to help.

Yes, our bracelets are designed for daily wear. Custom bracelets, in particular, are great for showcasing your personal style every day. Ensure you select a design that fits comfortably and complements your daily activities.

Yes, we provide CAD design previews for custom bracelets. This allows you to see how your bracelet will look and make any adjustments before the final piece is crafted.

Yes, we offer gift-wrapping services for all our bracelets. You can select this option during checkout to add an extra special touch to your gift.

Yes, our bracelets are designed to be versatile and suitable for both women and men. We offer a wide range of styles to match any taste and occasion.

Measuring your wrist size for a tennis bracelet at home is a simple process that you can do with basic tools. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Get a Flexible Measuring Tape: Ideally, use a flexible measuring tape, the kind used for tailoring or sewing. If you don't have one, you can use a strip of paper or a string and a ruler.
2. Measure Your Wrist:
3. Adjust for Comfort: Most people prefer bracelets to be a bit loose rather than tight. Add approximately 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) to your measurement for a comfortable fit. This extra space is especially important for tennis bracelets, as they are designed to move slightly on your wrist.
4. Record the Measurement: Write down your measurement in inches or centimeters, depending on your preference or the requirements of the jeweler or store where you plan to buy the bracelet.
5. Check for Standard Sizes: Some bracelets come in standard sizes. Compare your measurement to the standard sizes to find the closest match. If you're between sizes, it's usually better to choose the larger size for comfort.

Remember, the method you choose should reflect how you want the bracelet to fit. If you prefer a tighter fit, add less than 1/2 inch, and if you prefer a looser fit, consider adding a bit more.