Custom Bracelets

Choosing a personalized bracelet

Start with what you want it to say. A name bracelet spells out a first name in full, clearly readable on the wrist; it is a lovely way to wear your own name or that of someone dear. An initial bracelet is more discreet, a single letter that only those close to you will understand. The mothers bracelet is designed to carry the names or initials of the family, and couple bracelets come as a pair, one for each of you, to wear apart and still together.

Each product page lists the personalization available for that piece, the number of characters and the finishes, so you know exactly what you will receive. To choose the right length, see our bracelet size chart.

Getting your text right

Short texts read best on a fine bracelet: a first name, an initial or a short date. Check the spelling carefully before ordering, especially for names with accents or unusual spellings, since a custom name bracelet is made to your exact text. If you hesitate between capitals and lowercase, capitals usually look cleaner on small letters. For a gift, think about what the person would wear every day rather than what sounds most meaningful on paper; a discreet initial is often worn more than a long message.

Gold or silver, and how to wear it

Gold tones feel warm and soft against the skin, silver tones more modern and crisp. Choose the one that matches the jewelry you already wear, especially your watch and rings. A personalized bracelet looks lovely alone, but it also stacks well: wear it with a fine chain bracelet or a bangle in the same tone, keeping it as the most delicate piece of the stack so the text stays visible. Our guide on how to stack rings applies the same idea to your fingers. Most of our pieces are made of gold-tone or silver-tone stainless steel; the exact material is shown on each product page. Discover more styles in our full bracelets collection.

Caring for a custom bracelet

Because you will wear it often, a few habits help it last: put it on after perfume and creams, remove it before swimming, sport or washing dishes, and wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth. Store it flat on its own so letters and charms do not scratch. Our guide on how to clean gold jewelry explains how to restore the shine of gold tones safely.