Bracelet care
Bracelet sizing
A bracelet should move freely without sliding over your hand. We shorten tennis bracelets and chains, add extenders, and adjust bangles at our bench in the store.
Bracelet sizing
How we size bracelets
- Removing links from tennis bracelets
- Shortening chain bracelets
- Adding extenders
- Adjusting cuffs
- Sizing hinged bangles
- Keeping removed stones for you
Good to know
Getting the size right
- Measure
- Measure your wrist just above the bone, then add half an inch for a snug fit or an inch for a looser drape
- Tennis bracelets
- A little room lets the stones sit flat on top of the wrist
- Solid bangles
- These can't be made smaller easily, so we size them to your knuckles before you buy
How it works
From drop-off to pickup
1
Measure
We measure your wrist and check how you like it to fit.
2
Adjust
Links are removed or added, or the clasp is rebuilt, at our bench.
3
Check
Every clasp and safety latch is tested before it goes home.
A master jeweler at our own bench
Mario has more than 32 years at the bench and works right here in the store. We're one of the few jewelers in Clearwater doing repairs on site, so most work is done right here.
What happens to the diamonds you remove?
They're yours. We give them back, and they can be added back later if you need a longer bracelet.
Can you make a bracelet longer?
Chains can take an extender. Tennis bracelets can be lengthened with matching links if you have the stones.
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Tennis bracelets, bangles, and chains.
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Bracelet repair
Clasps, latches, and loose stones.
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Bracelet cleaning
Every stone and link cleaned.
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Bangles and cuffs
Solid, hinged, and open styles.
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- Monday to Friday
- 10am to 6pm
- Saturday
- 10am to 4pm
- Sunday
- Closed