Jade Bangle Bracelet Sizing: How to measure to fit your wrist
Tried and Tested Methods
Finding the right Jade Bangle Bracelet Size
Choosing the correct size jade bangle is crucial to ensure that it will fit you properly. A jade bangle is a rigid piece of jewellery and will not mould around your wrist. If the size is too narrow to fit over your knuckles, it will not fit. If the bangle is too large, it may easily come off your wrist with sudden arm movements. Measuring to fit a jade bangle bracelet size is easy, follow our guide step by step to ensure you get the right fitting jade bangle.
Preliminary Notes
For best accuracy, it's recommended that you take the measurements with an instrument that uses millimeter units or at least centimeter units. Using inches as a unit of measurement may result in erroneous sizing.
Oval shape jade bangles' sizes are different to circular shape jade bangles. Information on how to get your sizing for an oval jade bangle please refer to our ‘Sizing for Oval Jade Bangle Bracelets’ section below.
For individuals that are not flexible with their hands or are suffering from arthritis, it's recommended that you add 2 to 3mm to your jade bangle size.
Measure the hand that you are going to wear the jade bangle bracelet on. Our dominant hand is slightly larger than the other. See our article “Unveiling the 5 Hidden Benefits of Wearing a Jade Bracelet” if you’d like a suggestion on which hand you should wear your jade bangle.
There is a tolerance with fitment. Your jade bangle bracelet size does not have to be an exact measurement.
Find a helping hand with the process where possible. It will make it much easier for you.
To ensure correct fitment, it's recommended that you follow all the steps below.
Primary Method

Step 1: Gather the tools
The tools you gathered from the above table will be used in 2 separate processes: to measure and test fitment. If you simply want to obtain your size, all you will need is a tape measure or a string and ruler.

Step 3: Measure using tape measure
Using the tape measure, wrap it around just below your thumb knuckle as pictured above. While keeping it straight and aligned, tighten the tape measure but not so much that the tape is pressing into your skin. Then, note down the measurement. Our model in the photo measures 18.7cm on the tape measure which converts to 187mm. This measurement will be used to determine your jade bangle size in the next step.
Measure using a string and ruler
If you're using a string instead of a tape measure, the process is similar. Wrap the string around the palm just below your thumb knuckle. Note how there is little to no tension on the string in the photo. Then, mark a spot where the string makes a complete loop around your hand as pictured below.

Step 4: Find your size
Use the table below to find your corresponding jade bangle bracelet size (inner diameter) in a regular fit. If you prefer a loose fitting of the jade bangle bracelet, you may add anywhere between 1 - 3mm to the jade bangle bracelet size depending on your personal preference.
Tape / String Length | Jade Bangle Size |
60 - 90mm | 40 - 45mm |
100 - 113mm | 46 - 48mm |
130 - 150mm | 49 - 51mm |
160 - 190mm | 52 - 54mm |
200 - 220mm | 55 - 57mm |
230 - 250mm | 58 - 61mm |
260 - 280mm | 62 - 63mm |
290 - 310mm | 64 - 66mm |
Example
Our model in this guide measures: 187mm on the tape measure and 185mm with a string and ruler. The table above indicates her jade bangle bracelet size should be 54mm.
Step 5: Test your measurement
Now it’s time to test your sizing. If you have any doubts about the accuracy of your hand measurement, you can verify fitment by employing this creative method. Using the thick cardboard, compass, ruler, and scissors, we will guide you to create a cardboard bangle. With this, you can gauge if the jade bracelet size you got from step 4 is accurate.

Draw a circle using a compass
Prepare your compass to draw a circle with a diameter of your jade bracelet size. In our example, our model obtained a jade bracelet size of 54mm. To draw a circle with a 54mm diameter using a compass, we first need to obtain its radius. The radius is the diameter divided by 2 which in our model’s case is 27mm (54 divided by 2). With your compass, adjust the gap between the needle point and the pencil to be exactly the radius using a ruler. In the model’s case, the compass gap is 27mm. Once adjusted, draw the circle.
Secondary Method
This is an alternative method for determining the size of your jade bangle bracelet. We find it's not as consistently accurate as the primary method. You can utilize this method as a supplementary step to verify the accuracy of the size obtained through the primary method, ensuring an ideal bangle fit.

Using a ruler
Place your hand in a relaxed and open position with your palm facing up. Using a ruler, measure the breadth of your palm just below your knuckles. Place the 0 unit of measurement of your ruler just below where your index finger crease and the other end should be place just under your little finger's crease. In our model's example, the measurement was roughly 65mm as pictured above.
Calculate your jade bangle size
The formula is simple. Take the palm breadth measurement you got previously and subtract 10. For example, our model's palm breadth was 65mm. Subtract 10 from 65, we get 55mm which also fits her. When in doubt, you can always follow step 5 of this guide to test your findings.
Existing Bangle Method
This method of measuring for the size of a jade bangle bracelet is highly accurate but will require a bangle that is known to fit your hand. Any bangle bracelet will do as long as it's solid and not hinged for fitment. It doesn't even have to be your own. Trying on bangles from friends or family can give you an accurate fitting measurement. Just measure the inner diameter of a bangle that fits you the way you like using a ruler or caliper to get the size. Do note that metallic bangles like gold or silver bangles are typically worn in larger sizes than jade bangle bracelets and won't not necessarily be a good size indicator.
Sizing for Oval Jade Bangle Bracelets
Sizing for an Oval jade bangle is different to a round or circular jade bangle bracelet. In order to establish your size for an oval bangle, you would need to first follow the methods above to get your size for round bangle, then, add 2mm to that measurement. This will provide you with a size to fit oval shaped jade bangle bracelets. Use the table below as an example.
Your Circular Bangle Size | Your Oval Bangle Size |
53mm | 55mm |
54mm | 56mm |
55mm | 57mm |
56mm | 58mm |
57mm | 59mm |

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My measurement was 200mm and on the table, it says i should look for a bangle that’s 55-57mm, but there’s a jade bangle that I really like and its size is 60.3mm. I want it to fit perfectly on my wrist so is it the right choice for me to buy that 60.3mm bangle if my measurement is 200mm?? thank you xx
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