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Im giving the bracelet as a gift. How do I determine whether to buy a size 7 or 8?

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Im giving the bracelet as a gift. How do I determine whether to buy a size 7 or 8?

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There are 4 options here: • Secret Agent Style: Armed with a miniature tape measure or other device, slip into her jewelry box undetected. Scan items for a bracelet or watch with a clasp (not a bangle). Observe its position carefully so as to return it exactly. With a gloved hand, extract the item, lay it on a flat surface, measure, and return. If the item is more than 7″, you will need a size 8 and will need to have it cut down; otherwise size 7 will do. Remove glove and nonchalantly return to the soiree. • The Meticulous Method: This requires recipient participation but ensures an exact decision. If you have a flexible measuring tape as used for sewing, use that and wrap it around to a comfortable spot to find the measurement. Otherwise, take a piece of string, twine, or ribbon and place it loosely around her wrist. Let both ends hang down to where they meet to where she is comfortable wearing it. Cut the cord at that point, lay it on a flat surface, and measure. If the item is more

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