Diamond bangles are round and inflexible bracelets made from rigid materials, including polished precious metals such as yellow gold and white gold and other materials like glass, wood, and even plastic.

They are traditionally worn by Indian and African women but have special significance in many cultures. For instance, in Mexico, women wear sets of seven bangles known as semanarios. These seven bangles symbolize each of the seven days of the week and are said to bring good luck.

A diamond bangle bracelet accentuates any look and captivates anyone's heart with its unique sparkle and beauty. These bracelets don't require a large center stone to awe people; their simplicity and sophisticated style speak for themselves.

The beauty of diamond bangle bracelets is you can wear them in countless ways. They come in many different colors, styles, and textures and can be worn alone, in pairs, or in sets of any number. Wear a single chunky bracelet or a dozen thin bangles on one wrist for a bolder look. You can even stack gold and sterling silver bracelets for an attractive two-tone style.

Want a little more sparkle? Choose diamond bangle bracelets that catch the light with thoughtfully-placed diamond details – an excellent choice for a day-to-night ensemble. Mix and match your bangle style with your favorite earrings, necklaces, and rings to elevate your looks. There truly is no wrong way to wear them!

Anytime you buy anything with diamonds, remember the 4Cs - Cut, Clarity, Color, and Carat Weight. The quality of the diamond cut determines how shiny the stone will appear, making it one of the most important factors when choosing a diamond bangle bracelet. The clarity of a diamond measures how perfect it seems to the naked eye. The color indicates the absence of hues within a diamond. Lastly, carat weight refers to the weight of a diamond and is the main contributor to the price of engagement rings. As the weight increases for a diamond, so will its price.

To wear traditional diamond bangle bracelets, you slip them over your hands and onto your wrists. These bangles are inflexible, so sizing is customized to the wearer. If you choose traditional bangles that are a set size, you need to measure your hand (not your wrist) for the correct size.

You will need a piece of string, ruler, or measuring tape to find your perfect size. First, measure your hand by extending all your fingers and bringing them together. Next, bring your thumb to the base of your middle finger. Then, wrap the piece of string around the widest part of your hand.

Once you've measured your hand with the string, you can measure the string with your ruler or tape. This will give you your correct bangle size.

If you choose a diamond bangle bracelet with clasps, you will measure your wrist (not your hand). Begin by taking a piece of string and wrapping it around your wrist, then measure the string with a ruler or measuring tape.

Once you have your wrist measurement, add anywhere from 1/4 to 1 1/4 of an inch to that number for a more comfortable fit. If you prefer your bangles to have a snug fit, add 1/4 to 1/2 of an inch. For a regular fit, add 3/4 to 1 inch. And finally, for a loose fit, add 1 1/4 inches.

The fit of your bangle should be comfortable and have a bit of room to move. You don't want it too tight, but you also don't want it so loose that it gets in your way or slips off your wrist easily. You also want it to be tight enough because a loose fit will cause the bangle bracelet to move more, increasing the chances of damaging it.

Since diamond bangle bracelets are rigid, they are prone to damage like dents and scratches. It is essential to store them correctly to preserve their shape, as well as their intricate details.

An easy way to store your diamond bangle bracelet is to place it in a small, soft, padded jewelry bag so it doesn't come into contact with other jewelry. However, one of the best ways to maintain its shape is to store the diamond bangle in a jewelry box with slots you can slip it into.

At Clean Origin, all our diamonds are lab grown and 20-40% less expensive than natural diamonds. This means you can get higher-quality diamond bangle bracelets, rings, and other gorgeous jewelry at a lower price than traditional diamonds.

Our team of diamond experts is here to help you browse our extensive collection of diamond bangles created to perfection. Schedule a virtual consultation with one of our jewelry experts, or visit a showroom near you today!