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Free tool by the BEADORO studio · Updated October 2026
Enter your wrist measurement below and see exactly how a BEADORO 20 mm beaded bracelet will fit. The standard strand has an inner circumference of about 18.5 cm (7.3 in), measured on the physical product, and fits wrists from about 16 to 19 cm (6.3-7.5 in).
How to measure: wrap a strip of paper snugly around your wrist, mark the overlap, then measure it against a ruler.
| Wrist measurement | Fit | What it feels like |
| under 16 cm / under 6.3 in | Loose | Slides and sits low; a droppy stack look. Custom sizes on request. |
| 16-17 cm / 6.3-6.7 in | Relaxed | Comfortable, moves a little as you move. |
| 17-18.5 cm / 6.7-7.3 in | Just right | The sweet spot - close to the wrist, beads read bold. |
| 18.5-19 cm / 7.3-7.5 in | Snug | Fits close with little give; fine for all-day wear. |
| over 19 cm / over 7.5 in | Custom | Message us - we hand-string to measure. |
BEADORO makes exactly one size on purpose: 20 mm beads, 12 per strand, hand-strung on premium stretch cord. Mastering one size keeps quality high and prices between $28.90 and $33.90. If your wrist falls outside 16-19 cm, custom sizes are available on request - just message [email protected] with your measurement.
Yes, but loosely. The standard strand has an inner circumference of about 18.5 cm (7.3 in), so on a 15 cm wrist it sits low and slides. Many people like that droppy look; if you want a closer fit, custom sizes are available on request.
17-18.5 cm (6.7-7.3 in) is the sweet spot: the strand sits close to the wrist and the beads read bold without sliding. 16-17 cm wears relaxed, 18.5-19 cm snug but wearable.
Wrap a strip of paper snugly around the spot where you would wear the bracelet, mark where it overlaps, then measure the strip against a ruler. That number in cm is your wrist circumference - enter it above.
Yes. Custom sizes are available on request - message us with your wrist measurement and we hand-string a strand to fit.
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