Our Bering bracelets range includes women's bracelets and bangles as well as men's and unisex pieces. They are made of stainless steel, several with ceramic elements, and pair well with the brand's watches. We are an official Bering dealer, so we sell only genuine jewellery – with online ordering and home delivery.
Bracelet or bangle – what is the difference?
A bracelet is chain-like, closes with a clasp and is flexible, while a bangle is a rigid, single-piece form. At Bering you will find both: our range includes women's bangles and bracelets alike. The bangle is cleaner in look, while the bracelet is more comfortable if you wear it all day.
How to wear a Bering bracelet with a watch
- If you have a Bering watch, choose a bracelet in the same metal tone so they read as a set.
- If you wear it on the same wrist as your watch, leave a finger's width between them so they do not clink.
- Pieces with ceramic elements look best with the Ceramic watches.
Who should you give a Bering bracelet to?
For women a bangle is a safe bet, because the size does not need to be as exact. For men, a understated stainless steel bracelet is a good choice, one that does not stand out at work. Bering bracelets are affordable jewellery, so they suit smaller occasions too.
How to choose a size online
Measure your wrist with a tape measure and add roughly one centimetre for comfortable wear. For a bangle, the inner diameter is what counts – you will find it on the product page. You can find rings, earrings and necklaces on the Bering jewellery page. If you are looking for a bracelet to go with your watch, write to us and we will help you match them.
Frequently asked questions about Bering bracelets
What is a Bering bracelet made of?
Bering bracelets are made of stainless steel, and some models have ceramic elements. Stainless steel does not tarnish, so it is fine for everyday wear.
Is there a men's Bering bracelet?
Yes, our range includes men's and unisex Bering bracelets in an understated stainless steel finish.
How do I choose a size for a Bering bracelet?
Measure your wrist and add roughly one centimetre for comfortable wear. For a bangle, the inner diameter is what matters, and you will find it on the product page.