How To Measure Your Thomas Sabo Bracelet

The importance of measuring your
Thomas Sabo Horse Head cannot be stressed enough, since how can you wear it if it is not properly fitted on your wrist? Measuring your Thomas Sabo jewelry first before creating them spares you of the unnecessary trouble and frustration you will likely be encountering if your Thomas Sabo jewelry ends up looking lame on you.
The simplest way for you to measure your Thomas Sabo bracelet is to visit a jewelry shop and try on different bracelets of different sizes. This way, you can get to choose what size best fits you. But then, what’s the use of visiting a jewelry shop if you can do it yourself?

In general, Thomas Sabo Lucky Elephant Charm With Pearl Charm fall between 16 cm. and 23 cm. The average size of bracelets for women is 19 cm. to 22 cm. If you have an average build, your bracelet size will most likely fall on the average measurements.

But if you want to be exact, the trick is to measure your wrist at its widest point. Once you have your measurement, you should add at least an inch to the measurement you derived. This will make the Thomas Sabo bracelet feel comfortable on your wrist – not too loose, yet not too snug either.

You also have to remember that you are still going to add Thomas Sabo charms to your Thomas Sabo jewelry, so make sure that you leave room for those charms. A full set of charms will require you to lessen the slack on your Thomas Sabo Scottie Dog With Red Collar Charm.

Your preference counts, too. Decide on how tight you want your Thomas Sabo bracelet to be. Do you want it to be almost fixed in one part of your wrist, or would you like it to roll over your hands? To be able to do this, you might want to try on several finished bracelets, complete with charms, to see what size fits you comfortably.

If you are planning to give Thomas Sabo jewelry as a gift to a friend, make sure that you get the correct and accurate measurements so that there will be no room left for mistakes. You can simply try on a friend’s bracelet so that you can accurately measure the bracelet you are going to buy against your own wrist.