Maharani Bangle Sizing Guide

Maharani Bangle
Sizing Guide

A bangle is measured by the hand it must pass over, not the wrist it settles on — which is why so many are bought a size wrong. Below is our house guide: how to measure in three calm steps, how slim stacks and wide kadas differ in fit, and the full size chart in millimetres, with a calculator to convert your measurement into a Maison Maharani size.

How to Measure

Bangles are sized by the hand, not the wrist — they must pass over the knuckles before they settle. Measure once, calmly, with the hand relaxed.

Step: Close your fingers and bring your thumb toward your little finger, as if slipping a bangle on.
Tape: Wrap a soft tape (or a paper strip) around the widest part of the hand, across the knuckles.
Record: Note the number in centimetres — pull the tape snug, never tight.
Timing: Measure in the evening, when hands sit at their fullest.

Slim & Stacked

Thin kundan and polki bangles worn in multiples sit closer to the wrist and move with the hand, so a precise size matters more here than anywhere else.

Fit: True to measurement — a snug pass over the knuckles.
Sizing: If between sizes, stay with the smaller size so the stack does not slide.
Comfort: Expect a firm moment at the knuckle, then an easy settle.
Pairing: Wear six to twelve together for the traditional chooda line.

Wide Kada & Statement

A broad kada or a rigid statement cuff covers more of the hand as it passes over, and it needs a little more room than a thin bangle in the same size.

Fit: Size up by one for wide or rigid designs.
Sizing: Openable and screw-clasp kadas can be taken closer to your true size.
Comfort: It should never need force, oil or pain to remove.
Pairing: One kada per wrist, or a kada framed by two slim bangles.

Size Chart

Bangle Size	Inner Diameter	Circumference	Suitable For
2-4	57 mm	179 mm	Very petite hands / older children
2-6	60 mm	188 mm	Petite hands
2-8	62 mm	195 mm	Small hands
2-10	64 mm	201 mm	Average hands
2-12	67 mm	210 mm	Slightly larger hands
2-14	69 mm	217 mm	Larger hands
2-16	72 mm	226 mm	Very large hands

Note: If you are between sizes, we recommend sizing up for comfort. Bangles should fit snugly over the hand but not be painful to remove.

Maharani BangleSizing Guide

How to Measure

Slim & Stacked

Wide Kada & Statement

Where to Measure

Size Chart

Maharani Bangle
Sizing Guide