In the realm of GaleForce Design bracelets, copper craftsmanship harmoniously converges with organic elegance. Learn how to cherish and size your GaleForce Design bracelets with essential care and fitting tips.
BRACELET SIZING
Most of my cuffs are crafted from thick 14-gauge (1.6 mm) copper. The standard bracelet size measures 1″ W x 6” L with a 1.25” opening in the back for easy wrist access. These cuffs are adjustable and typically accommodate wrist sizes ranging from 5 3/4” to 7 3/4”, depending on your preference for a snug or loose fit. To ensure the perfect fit, please measure your wrist. If you’re unsure about your size, measuring a bracelet you already love may help determine whether the standard 6″ length is suitable. Custom sizing is available upon request, with potential fees. For any sizing inquiries, feel free to contact me.
To adjust the cuff, apply even pressure on both sides of the opening. Remember to leave just the right amount of space for easy removal without it being too loose. Frequent adjustments to metal jewelry are not advisable. When putting on or taking off the bracelet, a sideways approach just above your wrist bone, in the fleshy part of your forearm, can be helpful.
Deviating from the described method for sizing, wearing, or removing the bracelet may result in it becoming misshapen and uncomfortable. Refer to the image and video below for reference and demonstration.
BRACELET CARE
Kindly handle your GaleForce Design bracelet with the same care as other cherished pieces. It is advisable to keep it away from water, lotions, sprays, cleaners, perfumes, abrasives, and similar substances to maintain its quality and longevity. A protective metal sealer coats the bracelet, helping to safeguard it against tarnishing and ensuring its long-lasting beauty.
The bracelets come packaged in a gift box, perfect for any occasion. Care and sizing instructions are featured on the inside lid of the box.
Please watch the video below to see a demonstration of proper cuff sizing. This video, along with other informational videos, are available on my YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/30GFGcA
