Collection: Bracelets

King Jewelers carries a bracelet collection of nearly 200 styles in Nashville, ranging from everyday diamond station bracelets to statement diamond tennis bracelets and bangles. Our lineup includes designers like Marco Bicego, Zoe Chicco, Ella Rose, Mikimoto, Kwiat, and Buccellati, along with a large selection from our own King Jewelers Private Collection and dedicated men's styles.

Prices start around $500 for a simple everyday diamond bracelet and reach up to around $80,000 for the most exceptional tennis bracelets and statement pieces, so you can find something whether you're shopping for a small daily-wear piece or a milestone gift.

Shop our full bracelet collection online with free shipping on qualifying U.S. orders over $500, or visit our Green Hills showroom to try pieces on with guidance from our team. Since 1912, we've backed every purchase with sizing, repair, and appraisal services.

Getting a bracelet right comes down to fit, style, and how the piece is meant to move on your wrist, since the same length can feel completely different depending on the design.

Measure your wrist first
Wrap a flexible measuring tape (or a piece of string) around your wrist just above the wrist bone, where a bracelet naturally sits. The average wrist size runs about 6.5-7 inches for women and 7.5-8.5 inches for men, but your own measurement is what actually matters.

Decide how snug you want it
Your bracelet size isn't your wrist size, you add a little extra depending on the fit you want:

- Snug fit: add about ¼ to ½ inch. Best for pieces you don't want moving much, like a diamond tennis bracelet or a delicate chain.
- Classic/comfort fit: add about ¾ to 1 inch. The most versatile choice for everyday chain, link, and charm bracelets, allowing natural movement without sliding around.
- Loose/drape fit: add 1¼ inches or more. Suits a casual, stacked look, or bangles you want to slip on and off easily.

Match your measuring approach to the bracelet style
- Chain and charm bracelets are measured around the wrist bone as above.
- Bangles and cuffs need to slide over your hand, so measure across the widest part (usually your knuckles with your thumb tucked in) rather than your wrist alone, since that's the point they actually need to clear.
- Cuffs have some flexibility to adjust after the fact, while rigid bangles do not, so it's worth being more precise there.

Consider how you'll wear it day to day
If you're active or work with your hands, a slightly snugger fit helps prevent a bracelet from sliding or catching on things. If you plan to stack or layer multiple bracelets, sizing each one very slightly differently (rather than identical lengths) helps them drape naturally instead of bunching together.

Choose a style that matches the occasion
A fine chain or tennis bracelet works well for everyday wear and layers easily with other pieces. A bold cuff or gemstone-heavy bangle makes more of a statement and suits special occasions or a single standout piece rather than a stack.

Since fit is genuinely personal, some people like the secure feel of a snug tennis bracelet while others prefer the movement of a looser charm bracelet, trying a bracelet on in person is the best way to confirm both the size and the fit type actually feel right before you commit.

King Jewelers carries a bracelet collection of nearly 200 styles in Nashville, from everyday diamond station bracelets to statement tennis bracelets and bangles. Our lineup brings together respected names in fine jewelry design across gold, diamonds, and gemstones. Below are some of our most prestigious bracelet brands, with our full brand lineup available to browse.

Buccellati — Milan goldsmiths (1919) known for intricate hand-engraved bracelets.

Mikimoto — The definitive name in fine pearl bracelets since 1893.

Marco Bicego — Hand-hammered 18K gold bangle and bracelet design.

Kwiat — 4th-generation NYC diamond house known for fine diamond tennis bracelets.

Vhernier — Italian house known for sculptural bracelet design.

Temple St. Clair — Symbolic gold bracelet design since 1986.

Gurhan — Hand-hammered 24K gold bracelets rooted in Anatolian tradition.

Zoe Chicco — Delicate, stackable everyday diamond bracelets.

John Varvatos — American fashion designer's men's jewelry line, known for artisan beaded and leather bracelets.

A. Link — Known for clean, refined diamond bangle design.

Bracelets and bangles at King Jewelers, including diamond tennis bracelets and designer cuffs, are covered by our free lifetime manufacturing defect warranty. Because bracelets are exposed to more daily friction and movement than most jewelry, we recommend regular complimentary inspections to catch loose links, worn clasps, or prong wear early. In-house repair services address clasp replacement, link resizing, and stone tightening. Bracelets can be returned within 15 days of delivery if unworn and in original condition.