Yes, these fantastic glass bangles are REALLY made of glass! We custom create each of our handmade bangle sets just for you.

SIZING QUESTIONS?

We have several ways for you to find your size...

• M/L (2.10) is the most common size in the U.S.A.
• Try our exclusive bangle sizing kit
• Visit our sizing help page (with video help)

Each bangle bracelet is hand-made in India/Pakistan and as such may include variations in texture or decoration. Made of glass. Some breakage is expected. Extras are included to offset breakage.

How to Find Your Indian Glass Bangle Size

The key to wearing glass bangles is to get the correct size. Wearing the proper bangle size will lead to less breakage and a better look.

If you are new to Indian glass bracelets, you should expect a bit of breakage while you get used to them. No worries! This is perfectly normal and why you get so many bangles in a set!

We offer three different sizes, 2.6 Small, 2.10 Medium/Large (the most popular), and 2.12 Extra Large.

There are four different ways to find the correct bangle size. See them on the video below and instructions are below the video.

They are listed below from most to least accurate.

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1. Try On Actual Glass Bangles

The best way to ensure a perfect fit is to try on actual glass bangles.

We offer a Glass Bangle Sizing Kit specifically for the purpose. It's only $2.99 with free shipping. You also get a coupon for $2.99 for your next order, which makes it free!

Buy the Glass Bangle Sizing Kit here.

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2. Measure Good-Fitting Bangles You Already Own

ake out good-fitting bangles that you already own and measure the INSIDE diameter. Compare that measurement to the below chart to find your size.

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3. Printable Sizing Template

Print out the sizing template (making sure it is to the proper scale), cut out the circle, and try to fit your hand through the different openings.

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4. Measure Your Hand

This is the least accurate way to find your size. I suggest trying the above methods unless you have no choice.

Make you hand as small as possible, as if you were putting on bangles. Use a flexible tape measure around your hand at the widest point. Do this at least THREE times to make sure the measurement is true. Compare that measurement to the below chart to find your size.