A complete guide to types of Bracelets
Bracelets are our last stop on the way to the perfect look.
The choices are many, so it’s helpful to know all the options
that are at your disposal to help you find the one
that best reflect your personal style.
For this reason, our Skeie's experts have
created this guide for you.
1. Cuffs
Cuffs are shaped with an open section allowing you to slide them on through the side of your wrist. Although they are not adjustable, they should fit snugly to keep them secure and you can order them in various sizes. Thin cuffs look incredible when stacked, or worn alone for a more minimal look.
2. Bangles
They come in simple with sleek loops of noble metals or sometimes have encrusted gems
and twisted variations. Bracelets are show-stoppers; every time you move your arm,
they will reflect gorgeous light.
3. Chain
they will always add a soft air to your looks.
4. Leather
making bold statements. Look spectacular with the leather bracelet obsession.
There are many types of chains. Let's take a look at the most common ones.
Wheat
Pearl
Cable
they catch!
Bead
beads look light and airy, they are durable and designed for daily use. Use this chain for romantic combinations.
Mesh
Venetian/Box
in the form of squares or rectangles.
This chain is easy to identify with its voluminous pattern. The shape resembles tiny linked boxes with movable joints and features a lock. Add these eye-catching chain to your growing collection.
What is a Tennis bracelet?
The term was essentially introduced into jewelry fashion in 1987 by the American tennis player Christine Evert, whose diamond, as she called, "tennis bracelet" broke during a game and
attracted everyone's attention.
Recognized also as a fashion star, the repeated Grand Slam winner set out the trend and later even claimed to be winning thanks to her exquisite diamond bracelet talisman. Since then,
tennis bracelets have been called precious bracelets inlaid with noble stones in a circle.
As usual, this type of jewelry migrated from famous stars to everyday life. Its more democratic version began to be called
a "tennis-style bracelet,” allowing jewelers to deviate from the
diamond pattern.
How to measure the wrist
for a bracelet?
A measuring tape will immediately show the numbers and measure a strip of paper with a ruler.
The "fit" of the future jewelry has to be comfortable: it should neither be too tight nor slide over your hand. The exact size is at your discretion, but it is more convenient for someone to wear a bracelet on the loose side than a tight-fitting bracelet.
Suppose you choose a bracelet in the form of a cuff or bangle (without a clasp). Please measure the widest part of your palm with a measuring tape or use a paper strip and measure it
with a ruler. Done!
How to stack bracelets?
The trend juxtaposes bracelets of varied textures and shapes to create a
curated and harmonious look that adds creativity and fashion to your outfits.
As it turns out, your wrists are very suitable for stacking: create romantic looks with gold and rose golds and delicate shapes; or mix textures with a thin sterling silver bracelet and a leather one.
Go to town with the jingles of oxidized silver bangles with delicate gold details.
Do not hesitate to play with materials, colors, and shapes. When wearing a stack
of bracelets, balancing is imperative not to look flashy, but as long as they look uniform,
you can put two, three, and why not four delicate bracelets together?
Skeie's bracelets impress by the elegance and versatility.
We love to carry bracelets that will become favorites in your jewelry box.
Skeie's showcases a complete collection of bracelets in Eugene, Oregon. Come to our
store to find bracelets that are elegant on your wrist and that emphasize your style!
