Size and care

How many links your wrist needs, how to add a charm, and how to keep your bracelet shining.

Quante maglie?

How many links?

Wrap a soft tape measure, or a strip of paper you can measure afterwards, around your wrist just above the wrist bone. Read it snugly, then set the slider.

16.5 cm

We add a little room so the bracelet can move. Between sizes? Go up one: Jo will take a link out for free.

A rough guide: most kids aged 8 to 12 take 14 to 16 links, and most adults take 17 to 20.

links

About 17.1 cm around

Build at this size

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How to add a charm

Each link hooks into the next on a little spring hidden inside, so no tools are needed.

Pick the spotDecide where the new charm goes, between two links.
Bend to openFold the bracelet back sharply at that spot. The two links slide apart.
Hook it inSlide the new charm in at the same angle, then straighten it out. Done.

Easier still: bring it to any market and Jo will add charms, swap them or resize the bracelet for free.

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Keep it shining

Off for swimmingChlorine and salt water dull the shine and the enamel.

Perfume firstSpray, let it dry, then put your bracelet on.

Dry it offIf it gets wet, pat it dry, springs and all.

Store it flatIn its pouch, away from other jewellery that might scratch it.

Polish gentlyA soft, dry cloth brings back the shine. No polish or chemicals.

Nickel allergy? Stainless steel contains a small amount of nickel. If you have a strong allergy, ask Jo before you buy.

Something gone loose? Bring it to a market or post it to Jo and she'll fix it. A faulty charm within 30 days is replaced free.

Kids: our bracelets are for ages 8 and up. Charm links are small parts and not safe for young children.