Is it better to buy a jade bracelet with a large or small circumference?

Nowadays, most women like to buy jade bracelets, jade bangles, jade ring faces, etc. Jade bracelets in particular can not only show the intellectual beauty of women, but also have certain benefits to the body.

Jade bracelets are the second-grade jade with the highest value besides jade ring faces. Because jade bracelets are closed except for the open-ended inlaid jade bracelets, you should pay attention to the size of your wrist when purchasing.

The size of a jade bracelet refers to the size of the inner diameter, also called the circumference size. After putting it on, you can turn it slightly so that there is enough space for one finger when you put your finger in.

Some people also use soapy water or other lubricants to lubricate their hands when trying on the glasses. In this case, if your palms are a bit fat, it will not be easy to take them off once you put them on. But there is no need to worry too much. Generally, the bracelets sold by merchants are relatively large. Those with large inner diameters sell quickly, while those with small circumferences are slow to sell.

The size of the inner diameter varies in different regions, so it should be tailored to the individual. Since few people know their wrist size, there is a way to measure it:

1. When choosing the size of a jade bracelet, the main thing to look at is the diameter of the inner ring of the bracelet. The method is: bring your thumb and little finger closer to the middle as much as possible, then measure the distance between them and divide it by 3.14. This way you can measure the inner circle of the bracelet that suits you. Note: The unit of distance is mm. If you want it to be looser, make it 10-20mm wider. If you want it to be tighter, shorten it by 10-20mm.

2. Lay your hand flat in a natural position, and use a thread to measure the widest part of your palm. If your palm bones are soft, measure tighter; if your palm bones are hard, measure looser. Remember to divide the measured circumference by 3.14, and then add 1-2mm to get the inner diameter of the bracelet.

3. When choosing a bracelet, it would be fine if the other four fingers except the thumb can fit into the "tiger's mouth". If it feels tight, take off the bracelet and measure the inner diameter to find the bracelet ring that suits you.

Some people like to wear it looser, so just add 1-2mm, and the tightness will be better. If you like it tighter, or don't plan to take the bracelet off, just reduce it by 1-2mm. When choosing a jade bracelet, be sure to apply some lubricant such as detergent to make the bones at both ends of your palm smoother, making it easier to wear. (Another reminder: remember to wear it on a padded surface to avoid the jade bracelet slipping off due to being too slippery).