How to Measure a Miami Cuban Link Bracelet with Box Clasp & Your Wrist -- Lirys 

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haha that is actually Kyle in the video! Its a common error people make. Gotta make sure you get your ring finger sized before the wedding ring, we get that wrong and your other half may hurt one of us.

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There you go! Always a little bit of a guessing game until you have the piece. Benefit of going a little longer is it's much easier to just remove a few links

I would stick with the same length for that size jump (8mm to 10mm).

I have same wrist and have a 8mm at 7 inches bur first loose so I would recommend between 6.6-6.75 depending on how loose u want it

Most likely 7.5" would be fine. The style of box does not matter as we would take into account how the lock mechanism works and the length needed. However just a heads up a slide lock or box clasp do not look good on a curb link bracelet. I am not sure if you meant to say cuban link, but I do know clients in the past have wanted those locks on a true curb link and it does not look very good.

hmm thats a lot of personal preference. Danny and myself both wear ours so they do not fall below the wrist joint. There are people like like it too fall half in or so down their hand. Its a little hard to explain on video. Best bet is to try some stuff on at a local store or pawn shop

hey hey. You are probably right in between that 8" and 7.5" range. 7.5" would probably fit you, but not leave too much play. 8.0" will likely be a little looser of a fit. I would start with 8.0". If you get it from us just let us know you may need to have a few links taken out, we would just refund you the difference. I would imagine most stores would do that same if you just let them know you are not 100% certain on the size.

probably around 8.0", but you should take some rope or string and put that around your wrist to a length you would like the bracelet to be. Then measure that piece of rope, that is the length you should order.

For the record, I like a semi snug fit. Don’t want it to hang too much, at 7.5 it feels perfect (but not considering the girth of the bracelet)

10mm is not a crazy big piece, stick with your normal length for bracelets

Personally I would not like it, but it would not be suffocating

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oh an I am sorry, this is an older video, I should have mentioned that in the video

@George Davidson depends on the width of the bracelet, if it is a narrow mm it might be too lose at 9 inches, probably best to try it on and see

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9-10mm is best for an everyday wear I think

His looks more like an 8mm though

my man D !! hit the nail on the head. Ive got an 8mm which is a great size and a little more affordable. But if you can a 9/10mm is sort of the classic bracelet size. 7/8mm is the classic necklace size

I've got a 10mm on the way from you , can't wait . My 6mm necklace from you guys is perfect, I think it's a good size to stack 2 as well if you like that look

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Probably 7.5", but its hard to tell just from height weight. Best is to put a piece of rope/string around your wrist to the length you want your bracelet. Then measure that.

@T T yes i get but im never planned to make review video about that. If u want to see i can make quick one n drop to your email

@George Davidson decided to go for 7,75”. 8 would be too loose.

@@NocnyGreg3x6how’d it turn out?

Possible, absolutely. Recommended? Not for a bracelet. You would have to cut the weld to get it off which could be dangerous on its own, but also in an emergency situation you would want to be able to take it off quickly. we have client do it with chains though, as long as it is long enough to slip over their head.

@@LirysJewelry okay thanks! What is the most secure lock to get then? Wanted to place order with you. Can I request it in the comment section on the order menu

@@Thelifeofro box lock is the most secure!

@@LirysJewelry thank you

A lot of people use a piece of string or rope to go around their wrist and then measure that on a ruler. Best option is always to go somewhere local to just try some stuff on

Tennis is 6mm stones

yea that SHOULD be fine

8mm!

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Danny wears a 7.0" 10mm, and hes pretty skinny!

@@LirysJewelry And it looked fantastic! Thank you so much for the reply. It helps with my decision

Hey, thanks for the question! if a few different stores all told you its 10kt, I would be fairly confident in that. If there is a spot that is a little rosey it is likely the actually gold has a rose undertone. Most likely your chain has a gold plating. BUT that does not mean it is fake. The vast majority of gold from big name retailers and department stores has a gold plating. Natural gold does not always come out with the perfect color piece to piece and stores opt to have all their pieces gold plated at once to give everything a univerisal look. If you bring it to a jeweler and they polish the piece entirely it will remove any gold plating it has, and then you would be able to have it replated if you prefered the deeper yellow (the natural color is most likely a little lighter than it current is, IF it is plated). Two take aways, most likely is real gold (get it x ray tested to be sure), and most likey is plated which is NOT a bad thing as long as it is real gold. I hope that helps!

@@LirysJewelry Thank you very much, I will take it into account! another question how much would it cost to get it re-plated here in the states?

7.5", possibly 7.75". Always recommend going a little longer. It is much easier to get a few links removed than make a whole new piece.

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Sort of, I think it just shows you can't measure your wrist, you really gotta try it on. Depending on the measuring tape things change (not the actual measurement but the material of the tape and how it bends etc). Also where on your wrist you measure, I may have measured a little higher or lower that last time which gave a different result. I hope that makes some sort of sense

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@@LirysJewelry you didn't measure wrong dude doesn't get it and didn't listen the bigger the bracelet the bigger size you need maybe a one inch the smaller the bracelet the less you need to go up bigger bracelets iam a 9 smaller bracelets I can do a 8 8 and half depends on bracelet and how you want it to fit def dont wabt it tight or too loose bracelets are very difficult to size especially Cubans

@@bronxbully6261 yea the fit is super important too. Some guys like it to hang down on there hand, some guys like it not to move at all. I am sort of in between. I want rotation on my wrist, but do not really want it falling down by hand.

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