Bangles
Rigid bracelets that slide over the hand or open on a hinge, rather than fastening with a clasp. Offered in yellow gold, sterling silver, rose gold and two-tone. Because a bangle has no adjustment, internal diameter is the specification to check against the widest part of your hand with the thumb tucked in. For an adjustable fit, see bracelets instead.
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Bangle10k Yellow Gold Botanical Pattern Florentine Bangle (5.00 mm)
$897.99 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Bangle10k Yellow Gold Dome Style Shiny Bangle (3.30 mm)
$752.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Bangle10k Yellow Gold Slender Diamond Pattern Textured Bangle (6.00 mm)
$934.99 Size 7 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Bangle14K Rose Gold Diamond Cut Stack Bangle Bracelet (1.80 mm)
$1,472.99 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
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Gold Bangles & Cuffs
Bangles here are mostly yellow gold, in 10K and 14K, with a two-tone Pallina cuff, a 14K rose gold stacking bangle and a few sterling silver pieces, one of them with 18K yellow gold accents. About half are cuffs; the rest are bangles.
The designs range from plain polished domes and bars to textured patterns such as a Florentine botanical finish, a slender diamond-pattern texture and a popcorn texture. Some are set with stones: small diamonds, a pearl, or blue topaz. Width is stated on most listings in millimeters, from slim stacking bangles under 2 mm to a bold 25 mm sterling silver cuff. The karat stamp is stated on every listing, so solid 10K and 14K pieces are easy to tell apart from sterling.
The difference between a bangle and a cuff matters for fit. A closed bangle has to pass over the widest part of the hand, so it is sized by the hand rather than the wrist. A hinged bangle opens to go around the wrist and can sit closer. A cuff has an opening at the back and slips on sideways at the narrowest part of the wrist, which makes it the most forgiving shape if you are unsure of size.
To check a closed bangle, bring your thumb and little finger together as if putting on a bangle and measure around the widest part of the hand with a soft tape. Because inner diameter is not given on every listing, contact our concierge before ordering if fit is critical. Unworn pieces in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery.
For flexible styles that fasten with a clasp, see bracelets. Gold does not tarnish; warm soapy water and a soft brush keep textured surfaces bright. Compare the width with what you already wear; a wide cuff reads very differently from a slim stacking bangle.
How do I measure for a bangle?
For a closed bangle, measure around the widest part of your hand with your thumb tucked in. Cuffs and hinged bangles are more forgiving because they open.
What is the difference between a bangle and a cuff?
A bangle is a rigid circle, closed or hinged. A cuff is open at the back and slides on from the side.
What is the return policy?
You can return an unworn, unaltered piece in its original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Email Concierge@impervora.com for a return authorization (RMA) number before sending anything back. Custom, engraved and personalized pieces, pierced earrings, final-sale items and gift cards cannot be returned, and return shipping for change of mind or fit is paid by the customer.
Further reading: 10K vs 14K vs 18K Gold, Jewelry Care Guide.
