Bangles
Bangles are rigid bracelets, and that rigidity is exactly what gives them their look: a clean, defined line on the wrist that holds its shape. A single bangle reads polished and simple, while two or three stacked together create movement and a soft sound as they meet. Because a closed bangle has to pass over the hand, getting the size right matters more than with a flexible bracelet. So, measure across your knuckles rather than just the wrist. If you prefer a closer fit, look for designs that open and slip on without passing over the knuckles at all. Worn with a watch or on their own, they look as good at work as on an evening out. Our range of bangles in Ireland is chosen for finish and fit, and for flexible styles, see our gold bracelets. Browse the full range below.
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Bangles FAQs
A closed bangle must pass over your hand, so measure around the widest part of your knuckles with your thumb tucked in, as if putting one on. Choose the size just above that. Designs that open are measured at the wrist.
A bangle is rigid and holds its shape, while a bracelet is usually flexible, made of links or a chain. Bangles give a cleaner, sculpted line and stack well, whereas flexible bracelets drape and follow the wrist more closely.
Yes, and it’s one of the most popular ways to wear them. Wear the watch closer to the hand and the bangle behind it. You can also put them on opposite wrists if you want to avoid metal knocking against the watch case.
Bangles knock against desks and each other, so some fine surface marking is normal with wear. Store them separately in soft pouches, take them off for manual jobs and have a jeweller polish them occasionally to restore the finish.
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