Understanding the Bracelets Category
The Bracelets category, identified by ID 191, falls under Apparel & Accessories > Jewelry > Bracelets within the Google product taxonomy. It serves as the specific designation for wrist-worn jewelry items intended for personal adornment.
This category includes a wide variety of wrist jewelry found in the US market. Examples include:
- Metal chain bracelets, such as snake, link, or paper clip styles.
- Beaded designs using various precious or semi-precious materials.
- Stretch, cuff, and bangle style bracelets.
- Fine jewelry pieces incorporating diamonds, birthstones, or quartz.
- Delicate tennis bracelets and tension-style flex bands.
If your item belongs to a different accessory group, do not use this category. Items such as ankle chains belong in Anklets, while items worn around the neck belong in Necklaces. Decorative pins are classified under Brooches & Lapel Pins, and finger bands belong in Rings. Items designed for decorative bodily attachment belong in Body Jewelry, whereas sets containing multiple pieces should be categorized under Jewelry Sets. Watches and specialized watch bands belong in their own dedicated categories.
There are no further subcategories for this item; this is the most specific level available in the taxonomy.
To categorize your items, use either 191 or the full path: Apparel & Accessories > Jewelry > Bracelets. Because this is within the apparel tree, ensure your feed includes color, size, gender, and age_group attributes to meet Google requirements. Remember that the product_type attribute is for your internal use and does not replace this mandatory taxonomy classification.