Updated October 2026. Bracelets have overtaken necklaces as the most-gifted piece of jewellery on this store, and the reason is simple: they are easy to size, easy to stack and easy to wear every day. This list ranks the eight bangles and chain bracelets that sold best through 2026, with notes on metal tone, stones and how each one sits in a stack. The change this year is in the stack itself; customers are mixing yellow and white gold tones on the same wrist rather than matching.
Ranking is based on orders over the last 90 days, return rates and how well each piece pairs with the others. Every bracelet is made to the same specification as the boutique version, priced below retail, and delivered with free worldwide tracked shipping and a 30-day return window.
1. The yellow gold-tone screw-motif bangle
A yellow gold-tone bangle with a screw motif around the band is the first thing most customers buy and the last thing they take off. It fastens with a tiny screwdriver, so it is a permanent piece rather than a daily on-and-off one, which suits anyone who wants a bracelet to live with. Measure your wrist snugly; this is an oval bangle, not a chain.
A$120 (RRP A$7,600) Shop this
2. The white gold-tone screw-motif bangle
White gold tone takes the same screw-motif bangle somewhere cooler, closer to a watch strap than a piece of jewellery, which is why it is popular with men and with anyone who wears silver-tone hardware. It is stocked in larger sizes than the yellow version. Stack it with the yellow for the two-tone look that has defined this year.
A$120 (RRP A$7,600) Shop this
3. The yellow gold-tone nail bangle
Slimmer and more playful, the nail bangle wraps a single bent nail around the wrist with the head and tip overlapping. Yellow gold tone keeps it warm and it hinges open, so it is easier to take off than the screw bangle. It is the one to wear alone with a shirt cuff or stacked outside a wider bangle.
A$120 (RRP A$7,600) Shop this
4. The white gold-tone nail bangle
In white gold tone the nail bangle becomes an everyday piece for people who wear a steel watch, because the tones match and the slim profile does not clash with the case. Its hinged clasp opens with a gentle pull. Pair it with the white screw bangle for a quiet stack or with the yellow nail for contrast.
A$120 (RRP A$7,600) Shop this
5. The yellow gold-tone nail bangle with pavé stones
Pavé along the nail head and tip turns the yellow nail bangle into an evening piece without changing its shape. The stones are set close and catch low light, so it photographs well at dinner. Stones add a little height to the head, so wear it on the outside of a stack rather than against a sleeve.
A$125 (RRP A$12,900) Shop this
6. The yellow gold-tone screw bangle with ten set stones
Ten set stones spaced around the band give the screw bangle a gift-worthy finish for an anniversary or a milestone birthday. Everything else is unchanged: the same oval shape, the same screw fastening, the same yellow gold tone. Being a permanent piece, it should be sized exactly, so use the wrist guide on the product page.
A$125 (RRP A$12,900) Shop this
7. The chunky yellow gold-tone link bracelet with a pavé accent
Heavier links suit a wrist that wants a single statement rather than a stack. This yellow gold-tone chain bracelet has large polished links with a pavé accent at the clasp, and it moves with the arm instead of sitting fixed. The small size fits a slim wrist; measure before ordering because links cannot be removed.
A$120 (RRP A$3,850) Shop this
8. The sterling silver chain-link bracelet
Sterling silver, cool-toned and lightweight, is the easiest bracelet to give someone whose taste you are unsure of. The chain-link design has alternating round and oval links and closes with a toggle, so it fits a range of wrist sizes. Wear it with the white gold-tone pieces; it will tarnish slowly if stored in the open, so keep it in its pouch.
A$100 (RRP A$1,550) Shop this
How we chose
Ten pieces came out of the sales data for the bracelets collection. We removed a steel bracelet watch because it belongs in a different guide, and a second white gold-tone pavé nail bangle because the yellow version covers the same ground and sells better. The eight that remain cover both gold tones and silver, plain and stone-set styles, and prices from 100 to 125 dollars, ranked by sales and return rate.
Sizing a bangle and building a stack
Bangles are unforgiving on size, so measure your wrist with a tape pulled snug, not loose, and add roughly one centimetre for comfort; the product page lists the internal circumference of each size. Hinged pieces like the nail bangle have a little more give than the screw-fastened bangle, which should fit closely enough that it does not spin. For stacking, keep bangles of similar width together and put stone-set pieces on the outside so they do not rub. Mixing yellow and white gold tones works best in odd numbers: two of one, one of the other. If you are buying as a gift and do not know the size, the chain bracelet with a toggle clasp is the safe choice.
