Bracelets & Malas – Size Guide

How to Measure Your Wrist

Use a soft measuring tape to measure around the narrowest part of your wrist.

If you do not have a tape measure, wrap a string or strip of paper around your wrist, mark the overlap, and measure it against a ruler.

Do not pull too tightly, and do not leave too much extra space.

This measurement is your base size for bracelets and wrist malas.

Choosing Your Fit

A closer fit follows your wrist more closely and feels more secure.

A standard fit gives a little room for comfort and everyday wear.

A relaxed fit gives more movement and a looser drape on the wrist.

The right fit depends on how you like your jewelry to feel, not just how it measures.

Bead Size and Fit

Bead size changes how a bracelet feels, even if the inner circumference is the same.

Smaller beads usually feel lighter, sit closer to the wrist, and are easier to stack.

Larger beads usually feel fuller and may fit more snugly on the wrist.

If you are between sizes and choosing a larger-bead bracelet, sizing up is often the safer choice.

Notes on Malas

Mala pieces can vary in feel depending on whether they are designed for the wrist or for the neck.

Some wrist malas are intended to fit close to the wrist, while others are meant to feel more relaxed.

Necklace malas may sit differently depending on bead size, knotting, and body frame.

If a specific product includes exact measurements, always follow the product page first.

If You Are Between Sizes

If you are between sizes or unsure which fit to choose, we generally recommend selecting the slightly larger size.

This usually offers more comfort and flexibility, especially for everyday wear.

A good fit is not only about comfort. It is also about how naturally your piece becomes part of your daily rhythm.