Stainless steel · Designed in Spain
Bracelets
made to
stack
Fine chains, solid bangles, open cuffs, charm and beaded styles in gold, silver and rose gold tones. Wear one on its own or build a stack of two or three.
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Build your stack
A good stack mixes one texture, one weight and one colour accent. Start with a fine chain, add a solid bangle or cuff for contrast, then finish with a charm or tennis bracelet as the focal point.
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Sizes you can check
Bangle and cuff inner diameters, chain lengths and extenders are listed on each product page.
Made to be worn together
Chains, bangles and cuffs are designed in matching tones so two or three pieces read as one stack.
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Fast EU delivery, with easy 14-day returns.
How to choose a stainless steel bracelet
Start with how you want the bracelet to move. Achain braceletcloses with a clasp, drapes on the wrist and is the natural base of any stack. Acharm braceletadds one or more small pendants for movement, and ahand chainruns from the wrist to a ring across the back of the hand for evenings.Beaded braceletsare usually elastic or knotted and slip straight over the hand.
Rigid styles are chosen by size rather than length. Abangleis a closed circle, so measure the widest part of your hand with your thumb tucked in: most women need an inner diameter between 58 and 65 mm. Acuffis open and slides on from the side, which makes it more forgiving. Atennis braceletsits in between: a flexible line of set stones with a clasp.
Each product page gives the exact steel grade, plating, inner diameter or chain length and the weight of that bracelet, plus a short care note. As a rule, put bracelets on after creams and perfume, wipe them dry after the gym or the beach and store bangles separately so they do not scratch each other.
How do I find my bangle size?
Tuck your thumb into your palm and measure around the widest part of your hand with a tape, then divide by 3.14 to get the diameter. Most women fall between 58 and 65 mm; the inner diameter of every bangle is listed on its product page.
What is the difference between a bangle and a cuff?
A bangle is a closed circle that slips over the hand, so the size must be right. A cuff is open at the back, slides on from the side and can be adjusted slightly, which makes it easier to fit.
How many bracelets can I stack?
Two or three is the sweet spot: a fine chain, one solid piece and one focal point such as a charm or tennis bracelet. Keep to two colour tones, or use a two-tone piece to bridge gold and silver.
Which wrist should I wear a bracelet on?
Most people wear bracelets on the non-dominant wrist so they do not knock against a desk or a watch. If you wear a watch, stack on the other wrist or keep the bracelet finer than the watch strap.
What are the bracelets made of?
Lemon bracelets are stainless steel; the exact grade, whether the finish is polished or plated, stone or enamel details and measurements are on each product page.
How should I care for a bracelet?
Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing, avoid perfume, chlorine and hand sanitiser on the metal, and store rigid pieces separately. Follow the care note on the product page for the specific finish.
