Sterling Silver Bangles

Our sterling silver bangles are made from solid .925 sterling silver rather than plated metal. You will find torque bangles, hinged bangles and stacking bangles alongside open cuffs, hook and eye fastenings and traditional round styles. Sizes run from 38mm for babies and children up to 71mm for men, with adjustable and expandable designs if you would rather not measure, and several that can be engraved. Not sure what size you need? Our guide to finding your bangle size walks through it.
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Sterling Silver Bangles - Your Questions Answered

Are your sterling silver bangles solid silver or plated?

Every bangle in this collection is solid .925 sterling silver the whole way through, not plated. Our gold plated and rose gold plated bangles use sterling silver as the base metal with a layer of gold over the top, and you will find those in our full bangle range rather than here.

What size bangle do I need?

Bangle sizes are given as the internal diameter in millimetres, and in this collection they run from 38mm up to 71mm. To find yours, tuck your thumb into your palm as though you were putting a bangle on, measure right around the widest part of your hand with a tape measure or a strip of paper, then divide that measurement by 3.14 to get the diameter you need. If you fall between two sizes, a torque or adjustable style gives you more room to play with.

Our guide to finding your bangle size walks through it step by step.

What size bangle should I buy for a baby or child?

Our babies and children's bangles are specifically sized for smaller wrists. As a rough guide, bangles for newborns to toddlers typically have an internal diameter of around 45mm, while older children suit around 50–55mm. If you're unsure, a torque style is a safe bet - the opening means there's a bit more flexibility on fit.

Read more about how to measure bangle size.

What's the difference between a round bangle and a torque bangle?

A round bangle is a complete circle — you slide it over your hand to put it on. A torque bangle has an opening (sometimes called a cuff), so you can squeeze it gently to slip it onto your wrist. Torque bangles tend to be easier to get on and off and give a slightly more relaxed, modern look. Round bangles sit more uniformly and are the more traditional style.

What's the difference between a bangle and a bracelet?

A bangle is a rigid piece of jewellery that holds its shape, while a bracelet is flexible, usually made from a chain or linked sections. Bangles slip over your hand or open with a hinge, whereas bracelets typically fasten with a clasp. We stock both - browse our bracelets if you're after something with more movement.

Can I stack multiple bangles together?

Absolutely! Stacking is one of the best ways to wear bangles. Mixing widths and textures keeps things interesting. Our stacking bangles collection is curated specifically for this, with slimmer styles designed to sit neatly alongside each other.

Do men wear bangles?

They certainly do. Bangles are one of the fastest-growing categories in men's jewellery. Our men's bangles are typically torque styles in sterling silver, designed to fit a larger wrist. They look great worn solo for a understated look or paired with a watch.

Can I get a bangle engraved?

Yes - many of our bangles can be engraved with a personalised message, name or date. Browse our personalised bangles to see which styles are available. Just keep in mind that engraved or personalised items can't be returned unless faulty, as they're made to order.

What does Sterling Silver mean?

Sterling silver is 92.5% silver - it is arguably the best composition of silver for jewellery making because it is a lot more durable and harder than pure silver, which is a very soft metal.

You may see .925 mentioned or stamped on some pieces, this refers to the 92.5% silver in the item.

The remaining 7.5% is usually made up of copper, zinc and other metals.

Read more in our guide to jewellery metals.

How do I stop my silver bangle from tarnishing?

Tarnishing is a natural reaction between sterling silver and the air - it's not a fault. To slow it down, store your bangle in a sealed bag or your jewellery box when you're not wearing it, and avoid prolonged contact with perfume, moisturiser and water. If it does start to darken, a quick buff with a silver polishing cloth will bring it straight back.

Read more about how to stop jewellery tarnishing.

What are hallmarks and why are they important?

All our gold items are hallmarked if they weigh over 1g, and our silver items over 7.78g, in compliance with British standards. Hallmarks are a guarantee of the metal's purity and authenticity. Learn more about what these marks mean on our hallmarking page.