A single bangle is nice. A stack is a look. Here are five combinations from our styling team that work on every wrist size and every budget.
1. The rule of three
Three thin bangles in the same metal. Clean, quiet, goes with everything from a kurta to a hoodie. Start with our thin rose-gold bangles.
2. One hero, two supporters
Pick one statement piece, an evil-eye or crystal kada, and flank it with two plain bands. The plain bands make the hero look more expensive.
3. Mixed metals, on purpose
Gold and silver together used to be a mistake. Now it is the point. Alternate a gold cable bangle with a silver-tone cuff. Keep widths similar so it reads as intentional.
4. Texture play
Combine a twisted rope bangle, a smooth band and a crystal-lined kada. Three textures, one colour.
5. The chain + cuff
A loose chain bracelet next to a solid openable kada. The movement of the chain against the stillness of the cuff is the whole look. Browse new bangle arrivals for this season's cuffs.
Sizing tip
Openable bangles should sit with a finger's width of room. If you are between sizes, go larger. Stacks need a little room to move.
Everything above is anti-tarnish and water-safe, so you can build the stack once and wear it for months.
Quick answers
How many bangles is too many?
For daily wear, three to five on one wrist. For festive looks, as many as you like on one arm and none on the other.
Should bangles match my watch?
Match the metal of the watch case if you wear them on the same wrist. On opposite wrists, anything goes.
Do openable bangles fall off?
Not if sized correctly. The clasp on our kadas is a snap hinge that stays shut through daily wear.
What size should I order?
Measure the widest part of your hand with fingers together. Most women fit a 2.4 to 2.6 inch bangle; see the size note on each product.