Bracelets

Stacking bracelets at Pellington

Sixteen bracelets, bangles and cuffs built to sit next to each other on one wrist. All are 18k PVD gold plated over 316L surgical-grade stainless steel, AED 79 to AED 199. The range splits three ways: stone-set lines like Leila, Hayyat, Thurraya and Amara; bangles like Kanz, Anaqah, Nabad, Kaveri and Yasmine; and watchstrap or woven pieces like Jumanah, Hilm, Ramlah and Asrar that bring structure without a face.

What is the difference between a bangle, a bracelet and a cuff?

A bracelet is flexible and fastens with a clasp, so it drapes and moves. A bangle is rigid: most of ours are hinged, so they open on one side and click shut around the wrist, while Kaveri is solid and slips straight over the hand. A cuff is rigid but open, with a gap at the back that lets you ease it on and squeeze it gently to fit. Uqda is the one true cuff in the range, a wire bow with ball-tipped ends. Yasmine, despite its handle, is a hinged bangle.

How do I measure my wrist?

Run a tape measure or a strip of paper around the wrist just below the wrist bone, then add about 1.5 cm for a bracelet that moves and sits comfortably. Hinged bangles are sized by inner diameter instead, so what matters there is whether the widest part of your hand will pass through. Cuffs are the forgiving option when you are between measurements. Each product page carries the guide for its own fit type, with the measurements we hold for that piece.

How should a tennis bracelet fit?

Snug enough that it does not spin the stones underneath, loose enough to slide about a finger's width. A gold plated tennis bracelet with a continuous line of zircon looks wrong sitting slack, because the stones roll out of the light. Leila is the one most people start with, and tennis bracelet Dubai shoppers usually stack it against something matte for contrast. Try it with a hinged bangle rather than a second stone-set piece, and read how to stack bracelets for combinations that hold up.

Can you shower in a gold plated bracelet?

Yes. Every piece here is a waterproof bracelet in the everyday sense: hand washing, rain, the shower, sweat at the gym. The 316L core is the grade specified for marine and surgical use because it resists the chlorides in sweat and sea air, and the PVD layer is bonded rather than dipped. Rinse and dry after a long swim in a pool or the sea. The 12-month warranty covers plating that lifts, discolouration and a clasp that fails.

Bracelets as a gift, and how to size one you cannot try on

A cuff or a hinged bangle removes the guesswork, which is why they make the safer present. Every bracelet carries an Arabic name chosen for its meaning, listed on The Names Behind the Pieces: Kanz is treasure, Uqda a knot, Anaqah elegance. Orders arrive gift-ready in the green box with a suede pouch. Free UAE delivery with no minimum, next-day before 5 PM, 30 days to exchange, and a stack finishes well alongside a ring.