How to Measure Your Screw Kada Size

How to Measure Your Screw Kada Size

How to Measure Your Indian Screw Kada Size

Choosing the correct kada size is important for both comfort and style. Unlike traditional bangles, screw kadas open and close, making them easier to wear and size correctly. If you’re unsure which size to order, this guide will help you find the perfect fit.

What Is a Screw Kada?

A screw kada is a bracelet style bangle that opens and closes using a small screw or clasp mechanism. Because it opens, it does not need to slide over your knuckles like a traditional bangle.

Many customers find screw kadas more comfortable because they are easier to put on and remove. They also provide a sense of safety as it is more difficult to remove or get a screw kada stolen, while still offering the look of a traditional Indian bangle.

Method 1: Measure Your Wrist

This is the most accurate method for sizing a screw kada.

What You’ll Need

  • Flexible measuring tape
  • String or ribbon (if you don’t have a measuring tape)
  • Ruler

Steps

  1. Wrap the measuring tape around your wrist where you plan to wear the kada.
  2. Make sure the tape is snug but not tight.
  3. Record the measurement in inches.
  4. Compare your measurement to the size chart below.

Screw Kada Size Chart

Kada Size

Inside Diameter

2.2

2.125”

2.4

2.25”

2.6

2.375”

2.8

2.50”

2.10

2.625”

2.12

2.75”

 

Method 2: Measure an Existing Screw Kada

If you already own a screw kada that fits comfortably:

  1. Close the kada completely.
  2. Lay it flat on a table.
  3. Measure the inside diameter from one inner edge to the opposite inner edge.
  4. Compare your measurement to the chart above.

Screw Kada vs Traditional Bangles

Traditional bangles must fit over the widest part of your hand. Screw kadas open and close, which means they can often fit more comfortably around the wrist without needing extra room to pass over the knuckles.

Because of this, some customers prefer screw kadas for everyday wear.

Sizing Tips

  • Measure your wrist at the end of the day when it is naturally at its largest.
  • If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for a more comfortable fit.
  • If you plan to stack multiple kadas together, consider sizing up slightly.
  • Always check the product description for any specific sizing recommendations.

Need Help Choosing a Size?

If you’re still unsure which size to select, contact Nayara Jewelers with your wrist measurement and we’ll be happy to help you choose the best fit.

 

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