Double-Wrap Agarwood Bracelets

A double-wrap bracelet is one strand long enough to go twice round the wrist. On the wrist, a double wrap agarwood bracelet reads as a single wide band, with more presence than a single strand and without the weight of very large beads. Most of our double-wraps pair agarwood with a second colour: jadeite, Hetian jade, Nanhong agate or amber. The wood comes from Aquilaria trees grown on plantations, the source of oud.

Because the strand runs about twice as long as a bracelet, weight and price vary more from strand to strand. So we weigh yours before quoting. First, measure just below the wrist bone, and say how snug you like the fit. A double wrap agarwood bracelet must close neatly on the second turn. Next, choose smaller beads, since small beads bend smoothly round both turns. For example, a 16 cm wrist needs about 34 to 36 cm of strand. Finally, wear a double wrap agarwood bracelet alone, because one piece already reads as a stack.

What to know before you buy double-wrap agarwood bracelets

In practice, a double-wrap is the easiest way to wear agarwood with stone accents. Additionally, we place every stone by hand, so the weighing video shows exactly where each accent sits on your strand.

Overall, this page gathers 13 styles of double-wrap agarwood bracelets: 13 double-wraps. You can pick beads anywhere from 5 to 10 mm. Studio images show most styles here; your own piece gets its own video before we quote. Whatever you pick, the scale and the camera come first, and payment after.

These 13 styles are 7% of all 182 on this site, according to our catalogue data. AgarwoodTown, trading since 2014, ships all 13 double-wrap agarwood bracelets from China, and you pay with PayPal only after you approve the video.

All our agarwood comes from plantations, not wild trees. Since CITES Appendix II regulates trade in all Aquilaria species, the export documents for your country are confirmed with your quote.