Our range of Medley bracelets also give you the opportunity to add a matching pendant necklace, which you can also choose to engrave. If you’re looking to add a personalised touch, we also offer a range of engravable jewellery, including some of our bangle styles. From initials, to a name or even a special date, engraving is perfect way to elevate your style and make your jewellery pieces especially unique to you. Explore an extensive range of styles including fine chain bracelets, gold bangles, clasp bangles, paperclip chain bracelets and so much more. Find the perfect bracelet or bangle to suit and elevate your style is simple. If you’re looking for a coordinated set, take a look at our jewellery sets, or if you’re shopping for someone special, take a look at our curated gift guide to help point you in the right direction. We’ve done the thinking, so you don’t have to.

How to Untangle a Bracelet?  1. To untangle a bracelet, place the tangled bracelet on a flat surface. 2. Gently pull the chain out as much as possible to get an idea of how tangled it is. 3. Take a pin or a needle and insert it into the tangled knot, gently wiggle it around and try to loosen any tight spots. 4. Continue to work on the knot until it is fully untangled.Once you have untangled the bracelet, you can store it in a jewellery box to prevent tangling in the future. 5. You can also use a toothpick or tweezers to gently work the knot out. 6. Our tip is to be patient and don't pull too hard on the bracelet or it may break. 

What is a Tennis Bracelet?  A tennis bracelet is a type of bracelet made up of a single strand of diamonds or other precious stones that are set in a symmetrical pattern. The stones are typically small and uniform in size. The term "tennis bracelet" originated in 1987 at the US Open tennis tournament, when a professional tennis player named Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during a match. She asked officials to pause the game until she found her bracelet, and from that moment on, the style of bracelet she was wearing became known as a "tennis bracelet."

How to Clean Bracelets?  To clean a bracelet, start by soaking the bracelet in a bowl of warm water mixed with a mild soap or cleaner. Let it soak for a few minutes to loosen any dirt or grime. Use a soft-bristled brush, such as a toothbrush, to gently scrub the bracelet. Pay attention to any crevices or details in the bracelet. Rinse the bracelet under warm running water to remove any soap residue. Ensure the bracelet is completely dry with a soft cloth.

How to Store Bracelets?  Store bracelets separately to prevent them from tangling or scratching each other. Use a soft cloth or jewellery pouch to wrap each bracelet. Avoid storing your bracelets in a damp or humid area, as moisture can damage the metal or gemstones. How to Stack a Tennis Bracelet? To stack a tennis bracelet begin by choosing bangles or  other simple bracelets that won't overpower the tennis bracelet. Stacking tennis bracelets with other bracelets will create a modern and trendy look. Tennis bracelets are a statement piece, so keep your outfit simple to let the bracelet shine. A little black dress or a simple blouse and trousers are great options. If you prefer a minimalist look, wear your tennis bracelet on its own. It's a classic and elegant piece of jewellery that can stand on its own. Read our guide to bracelet stacking here.

How to put on a bracelet?  Putting on a bracelet may seem like a simple task, but it can be tricky if you're not familiar with the process. Take the bracelet in one hand and hold it by the clasp or the last link on one end. Use your other hand to open the clasp on the other end of the bracelet. Depending on the type of clasp, you may need to push a lever or slide a button to open it. With the clasp open, position the bracelet around your wrist. Hold onto the end of the bracelet with the clasp and use your free hand to fasten the clasp.