Wristwatch and bracelet?

[empliau]

I wanted to ask bracelet experts - I am longing for a bracelet. Okay, two bracelets. But I am a person of mature age, and I am having trouble, not being as dextrous as in my youth, with clasps. I wear a wristwatch on my left wrist, as I'm right-handed, and so I have usually worn bracelets on my right wrist.

However, with age my left hand is having more trouble with clasps, especially lobster ones. Does anyone wear bracelets on the same wrist as a watch?

I'm not talking about a cuff, but flexible chain or pearl bracelets.

Many thanks for any help!

 

[Natylad]

Hello @empliau! I'm not an expert but I can share my view and my experience with you! I can't for the life of me put on any bracelet on my right hand, so I wear my bracelets on my left hand, stacked with my watch! I will attach a photo!
My stack consists of my watch, one small, white gold, tennis bracelet, one big, yellow gold, Cuban Link bracelet and one smaller, yellow gold, paper-clip bracelet.
This stack is very comfortable to wear and much easier for me to put on!
By the way, I never stack with my watch and my other bracelets any pearl pieces because the metals would scratch the pearls.

 

[empliau]

Gorgeous! I love the look. I must experiment myself!

 

[dk168]

Nope as I don't like to wear anything else except a watch on my left hand.
How about having bracelets made with magnetic clasps with a safety chain?

That's what I would do if I can't use my left hand to close the clasps for my bracelets.

DK

 

[Dreamer_D]

Stretchy bracelets that slide on? I like these but not suitable for pricier stones/gems of course.

 

[Natylad]

Gorgeous! I love the look. I must experiment myself!

You should!!!! You will have so much fun and when you get used to stacking with your watch, you won't even feel that the bracelets are there!

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

i have a terrible time doing them up too -on either wrist, i use celotape

i would not stack a pearl bracelet though
good luck