What is the longest Pandora bracelet?
The traditional Pandora bracelet comes in the following sizes:
- 16 cm / 6.3 inches.
- 17 cm / 6.7 inches.
- 18 cm / 7.1 inches.
- 19 cm / 7.5 inches.
- 20 cm / 7.9 inches.
- 21 cm / 8.3 inches.
- 23 cm / 9.1 inches. The most popular bracelet sizes are the 18cm/7.1″ and 19cm/7.5″ variations – I wear a 19cm Pandora bracelet myself.
Whats a spacer Pandora?
Smaller in size, but not lacking style, PANDORA spacers are used to fill small spaces or to make other charms stand out. You might add two spacers beside your favorite charm to help frame and highlight it. Most spacers are not threaded like charms and will freely move about your bracelet or necklace.
Can you add links to a Pandora bracelet?
Express what you love with a Pandora ME link bracelet and customize it to fit your personality. Add styling links, medallions, mini dangles and styling connectors to create your statement piece. The Pandora ME link bracelet can only be styled with Pandora ME styling accents.
Why do you need spacers on Pandora bracelet?
For example, once your Pandora bracelet has been filled with full-sized charms, you might find that there are some awkward gaps left. But, because spacers are much smaller, they can help to fill these perfectly. Some people also use spacers to frame and highlight their favourite charms.
Can a bracelet be extended?
A sterling silver bracelet with an add-on extension. Custom extension: This method is used for very wide chains or elaborate pieces that have a special design. In order to extend thick chains such as curb chains or cuban chains, the jeweler may have to custom create new links and assemble them with the existing piece.
What to do with bracelets that are too small?
He said, “There’s an easy fix for that. Put a plastic bag over your hand first. Then slide the bracelet over the bag. When it’s on your wrist, pull the bag away.” He was very confident.
Why do you need clips on Pandora bracelet?
Clips are important for a number of reasons. They help you to keep your charms in separate sections. When building a bracelet, you should aim for an even distribution of charms in each section. If you let all your charms hang in one section alone, it places increased strain on that part of the bracelet.