Trap Solid Gold Diamond Row Bangle
or 3 interest-free payments of £1,266.66
- Handmade in Sussex, England
- 28-day returns, even made to order
- Hallmarked in the UK, boxed ready to give
Six round brilliant-cut diamonds, sized between 2.5mm and 3.2mm and totalling 0.75 carats, are trapped between two strands of yellow gold on this bangle, its side-hammered texture giving the piece a natural, organic feel. The remaining gaps can also be filled with diamonds for a total weight of 2ct. It measures 6-7mm wide and 3mm deep, and comes in three sizes, with wrist measurements taken via the 'Customise' form for a comfortable, personalised fit.
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Bangle fit guide
A full bangle has to pass over your hand before it sits at the wrist, so the hand is what to measure — not the wrist. Cone your hand: thumb tucked into the palm, fingers together. Measure around the widest part.
Tap a row to select that size.
- Wrap a strip of paper around the coned hand, mark the overlap, then measure it flat.
- If you are between sizes, size up — a snug bangle will not pass the hand.
- Hinged bangles are measured the same way, so they sit like a solid one once closed.
We can make any size to order — a larger bangle uses more metal, so the price changes with the size and we will quote it before you commit. A bangle cannot be resized once it is made, so if you are between sizes, come and be fitted in the Ditchling workshop.
A cuff or torc has an opening at the back, so it never has to pass over your hand — it only has to fit the wrist. Rest your arm flat and measure straight across the widest part of your wrist with a ruler. That measurement is the internal diameter to look for below.
Tap a row to select that size.
- Use a flat ruler, not a tape measure. The sizes below are measured straight across, not around — a tape wrapped round the wrist will read far too big.
- The opening sits at the back and can be eased a little by hand, so a cuff is more forgiving than a closed bangle.
- If you are between sizes on a wide cuff, size up: the wider the metal, the less it flexes.
We can make any size to order — a larger cuff uses more metal, so the price changes with the size and we will quote it before you commit. A cuff cannot be resized once it is made, so if you are between sizes, come and be fitted in the Ditchling workshop.

