Bracelet Do's and Dont's

The rules and ways of wearing jewelry have changed over time. There is nothing wrong with experimenting with it, freely do your own thing. Still, it is better to follow some basic rules and avoid common blunders with bracelets at the time of start.

Generally, in the case of men, it is considered better to wear fewer items of jewelry at the same time. Men should not forget that a watch is also counted as a piece of jewelry. You can start with one consciously chosen men’s bracelet, two also works well but you have to be very careful with three. It is better to avoid more than this unless you are a bohemian, a seasoned pro or a rock star.

If you want to wear a beaded bracelet, you can wear anything from tiny 4mm up to 8mm beads. But wearing 10mm beads is not recommended. The bracelet with large beads looks bulky, especially on smaller wrist sizes.

Whenever you want to wear a bracelet, consider when you are wearing it. If you are dressing casually then you can mix styles and multiple bracelets set. When you are dressing smarter or formal, going on a date or at work then minimal is better. One carefully chosen statement bracelet is enough and will finish your outfit. If you want to wear bracelets on both wrists, then go for two on one wrist and one on another.

Also, you should consider colors, textures, and fitting of the bracelets carefully. Check that the colors of the bracelets look good together and whether they match with the attire or not. Men often overlooked the fitting of the bracelets. Some stores will have a small, medium or large option for bracelets while others will just come in one free size. You should check the size of bracelet before buying bracelet online. You will definitely not like a bracelet to be too loose or to fit tightly. Even an exactly fitting bracelet may seem like a good idea but can actually be quite uncomfortable. Just like you want some room for movement in a piece of clothing, same happens with bracelets.

If you think that a stretchy bracelet will magically fit your wrist, you are wrong. The gaps between the beads should not be visible, it doesn't look good. Ideally, your wrist size should be within 1/4" of the inner size of the bracelet for comfort.