Size Guide


Ring Size Guide

This chart is a great tool to help you determine your perfect ring size. To measure, simply use a piece of tape or string to wrap around the area where the ring will sit. Once it forms a complete circle, mark the spot on the tape or string. Then, compare this measurement to the chart below to find your size.

Other Tips:

  • Measure at the end of the day when your fingers are warmer, as they tend to swell slightly in the warmer temperatures.
  • If your knuckles are much larger than your finger base, measure both your finger base and knuckle. Choose a size that falls between the two measurements.
  • For comfort with wider bands, we recommend sizing up by 1/4 - 1/2 size.
  • Still unsure about your size? Request a FREE Ring Sizer from us!

 

Bracelet Size Guide

Things to Keep in Mind:

  • Bracelet size is determined by measuring your wrist and adding 2 or 3 centimeters to that measurement.
  • If your size falls between two options, think about how you prefer to wear your bracelet. If you like a tighter fit, go for the smaller size; if you prefer a looser fit, choose the larger size.
  • When you first receive your bracelet, it may feel stiff and snug. Don’t worry — with wear, it will quickly soften and become more flexible.
  • Keep in mind that the more charms or accessories you add to your bracelet, the tighter it will feel.

 

Necklace Size Guide

Things to Keep in Mind:

  • Necklace size is measured from end to end, including the clasp. Make sure to account for any desired length when choosing your size.
  • When choosing a necklace length, think about where you want the necklace to sit on your neck. A 16-inch necklace typically rests at the base of the neck, while a 20-inch necklace falls just below the collarbone.
  • Layering necklaces: If you plan to layer multiple necklaces, consider choosing a slightly longer length to ensure they complement each other comfortably.
  • If you're unsure, it’s always a good idea to grab a piece of string or a measuring tape and wrap it around your neck to visualize the perfect length.