14k Gold Hand Lariats
Gold, across the hand. LANA Hand Lariats connect a bracelet and ring with a fine chain that drapes over the back of the hand. Crafted in solid 14k gold, with natural diamonds across select designs, the silhouette extends jewelry beyond the wrist and turns the entire hand into the setting.
A hand lariat is sometimes described as a hand chain bracelet, bracelet-and-ring chain, or finger bracelet. One end sits around the wrist, while the other connects to a ring or finger loop. The chain between them creates an elongated line of gold, diamonds, or signature links across the hand.
The construction gives a hand lariat a different kind of movement from a traditional bracelet. As the hand moves, the connecting chain shifts naturally between the wrist and finger. A finer chain creates a more delicate line, while a wider or multi-strand design gives the piece greater visual presence.
LANA hand lariats are handcrafted in solid 14k yellow, white, or rose gold, depending on the design. Yellow gold brings warmth and contrast against the skin, white gold creates a cooler effect, and rose gold offers a softer tonal finish. Available gold colors, chain styles, dimensions, bracelet lengths, and ring sizes vary by piece.
Select styles feature natural diamonds. Diamonds may accent the ring, sit along the connecting chain, define part of the bracelet, or appear throughout a more elaborate design. Their placement draws attention to the movement of the hand and creates brilliance beyond the traditional wrist line.
Some hand lariats use LANA’s signature chain styles. Blake Chain designs bring reflective, dimensional links across the hand, while Nude Chain creates a smoother and more fluid silhouette. Other styles use multiple strands, polished gold elements, or natural diamonds to increase scale and texture.
A hand lariat can be worn alone when you want its complete silhouette to remain visible. Because the design already connects the finger, hand, and wrist, it creates the effect of several coordinated pieces without requiring a separate ring and bracelet.
For additional styling, pair a hand lariat with slim stacking rings on neighboring fingers. Keep the added rings refined enough that the lariat’s finger connection remains clear. A natural diamond band can introduce another point of brilliance without interrupting the line across the hand.
Hand lariats can also be layered with gold bracelets, though spacing matters. A fine chain bracelet can sit beside the lariat at the wrist, while a diamond tennis bracelet adds a defined line of light. Avoid placing heavy or sharply textured bracelets directly against delicate lariat chains.
When combining a hand lariat with other jewelry, allow the design to lead. A single bracelet or a few rings can support the look, while too many overlapping pieces may obscure the connecting chain. Repeating the same gold color creates continuity; mixing metals makes the silhouette more distinct.
Fit depends on both the bracelet and ring portions. The wrist section should feel secure without pulling tightly, while the finger connection should remain comfortable as the hand opens and closes. The chain across the hand should drape naturally rather than becoming taut.
Most LANA bracelets are available in sizes 6 through 8, though hand-lariat sizing and ring dimensions vary by design. Review the measurements listed on the individual product page. If you need a different size or help coordinating the bracelet and ring fit, contact LANA Customer Service or connect with a LANA Gold Stylist.
A hand lariat makes a distinctive gift for a birthday, anniversary, wedding, graduation, achievement, or milestone. It is an especially strong choice for someone who already owns classic rings and bracelets and is looking for a more sculptural way to wear solid 14k gold.
For another elongated silhouette, explore LANA Lariat Necklaces. Both designs use length, drape, and movement to change the way gold sits on the body, but a hand lariat creates that effect across the wrist and fingers.
To care for a gold hand lariat, fasten the bracelet and lay the piece flat when storing it. Keep the connecting chain untangled and separate from heavier jewelry. Wipe the gold and diamonds gently with a clean, soft cloth, and avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, strong impacts, and pulling that could affect the links or settings.
Q1. What is a hand lariat?
A hand lariat connects a bracelet and ring or finger loop with a chain that drapes across the back of the hand. It may also be described as a hand chain bracelet or bracelet-and-ring chain.
Q2. How do you put on a hand lariat?
Place the ring or loop over the intended finger, then wrap and fasten the bracelet around the wrist. Check that the connecting chain lies flat and allows the hand to open and close comfortably.
Q3. How should a hand lariat fit?
The bracelet should feel secure without being tight, and the ring portion should sit comfortably on the finger. The connecting chain should drape naturally across the hand without pulling when you move.
Q4. Are LANA hand lariats made from real gold?
Yes. LANA Hand Lariats are handcrafted in solid 14k gold. Select designs also feature natural diamonds.
Q5. What sizes do LANA hand lariats come in?
Sizing varies by design, with many bracelet portions offered in sizes 6 through 8. Review the bracelet length and ring measurements on the product page. For another size, contact LANA Customer Service or a LANA Gold Stylist.
Q6. Can I wear a hand lariat with rings and bracelets?
Yes. Pair it with slim stacking rings, a diamond band, or a refined gold bracelet. Leave enough space around the connecting chain so the full hand-lariat silhouette remains visible.
Q7. Are hand lariats suitable for special occasions?
Yes. Their bracelet-to-ring construction makes them a strong choice for weddings, celebrations, evenings, and events. They can also be styled more simply whenever you want one piece to define the hand.
Q8. How should I store a hand lariat?
Fasten the bracelet and lay the lariat flat in a separate pouch or compartment. Keep the connecting chain untangled, and avoid placing heavy jewelry on top of it.
“Bold scale. Delicate construction. Sexy movement. Lightweight gold.” LANA made something that sounds contradictory work: jewelry that looks big and impactful but feels barely there. “Bold enough to be noticed. Light enough to live in.” — Lana Bramlette, CEO, founder, and designer