Wearing a bracelet along with a watch is great to balance your fashion with a functional accessory. To achieve a balanced look on this pairing, make sure the colours, thickness, and materials of your bracelet and watch complement each other. If the watch is big
in size, pairing it with a thin bracelet (like chain or tennis) is a good choice.

• Most bracelets from Gisser come with the regular female wrist size, with 2 - 3 cm tolerance. However, if you want to know your exact wrist size, you can use a ruler ribbon and circle it around your wrist.

The main difference between a bangle and cuff bracelet is that the cuff bracelet comes with an open adjustable design. This allows you to loosen or tighten the bracelet based on your likes.

• While these three bracelets are similar in delicacy, here’s their difference:

• Chain bracelets: made from interlocking small links, usually come with various styles such as rope, snake, or curbs.
• Tennis bracelets: formed by a set of closely fitted small gemstones, diamonds, or other stone decoratives.
• Link bracelets: similar with chain bracelets but consist of bigger interlocking links.

• Have some thoughts about the recipient’s style, overall outfit looks, favourite colours, and preferred metal types. It’s best as well to understand the occasion for the gift (whether it’s for a birthday, romantic gift, etc.).