Name Bracelets
Personalized bracelets, handmade to order & engraved just for you.
141 pieces
Name Bracelets for Women, Kids, and Babies
A name bracelet is one of the few gifts that works at any age. For women, a delicate chain with a script nameplate; for kids, a shorter chain sized for small wrists; and for babies, a snug, lightweight bracelet engraved with the new name — a favorite for christenings and baby showers. One trend we love: the baby name bracelet for mom, where mom wears her baby's name as a push present or first Mother's Day gift. Every piece comes in 14k gold plated, sterling silver 925, or rose gold, and many designs can add a birthstone beside the name.
How Baby Name Bracelets Are Made — and Sized
Our baby bracelets are built simply and cleanly: secure clasps, smooth finished edges, no small detachable parts, in solid sterling silver 925 or a genuine 14k gold layer. On sizing, measure the wrist and allow a little room — but not enough for the bracelet to slide over the hand. If you're between sizes, size up: babies grow into bracelets remarkably quickly. Many families give the bracelet at a naming, christening, or baby shower and keep it as a keepsake, bringing it out for photos and ceremonies. Whether and when a child wears it day to day is a decision for parents.
Macrame Styles and 19-Language Engraving
Beyond classic chains, this collection includes macrame name bracelets — woven, adjustable cords that pair a casual look with a polished nameplate, great for kids, teens, and anyone who dislikes clasps. And because we engrave in-house, any name bracelet can be written in 19+ languages: Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Telugu, and more — see the Hebrew collection for examples. Type the name into our live font preview to see the exact script before you order. Every bracelet is made to order in our factory in 3–5 days, ships free to the US and UK, and is backed by a 1-year warranty.
Frequently asked questions
When do families usually give a baby name bracelet?
Most often at a naming ceremony, christening, or baby shower — and many parents keep it as a keepsake for photos and special occasions rather than everyday wear. Some order it at birth, others around 6–12 months. Because it's engraved to order with the baby's name, and often the birth date, it works just as well as a keepsake now and a wearable piece later.
What is a baby name bracelet for mom?
It flips the tradition: instead of the baby wearing it, mom wears a bracelet engraved with her baby's name — often with the birth date or birthstone added. It has become a go-to push present and first Mother's Day gift, and it grows with the family: many moms add a second bracelet, or a second name, with each child.
How do I size a name bracelet for a child?
Measure the wrist with a soft tape or a strip of paper, then add about half an inch (1.5 cm) for comfort. For babies, keep the fit snug so the bracelet can't slide off. Our macrame styles are adjustable, which makes them the easiest choice for growing kids; chain styles list exact lengths on each product page.
What should I engrave on a baby bracelet?
The baby's first name is the classic. Popular additions include the birth date, a nickname, or a short blessing. Because we engrave in 19+ languages, many families choose the name in Hebrew, Arabic, or another heritage script — a lovely way to pass down a family language from day one. Keep it short: small bracelets suit one or two words best.
Are name bracelets adjustable?
Many are. Our macrame name bracelets use a sliding knot that adjusts across a wide range — ideal for kids, and for gifts when you don't know the wrist size. Chain bracelets come in fixed lengths, usually with an extender that adds about an inch of flexibility. Each product page lists exact sizing, and our 100-day return policy covers you if the fit isn't right.