Size guide

Ring Size:

  1. Measure when your fingers are at their normal temperature, as cold or hot weather can affect the size of your fingers.
  2. Avoid measuring your finger size in the morning, as fingers can be slightly swollen due to water retention overnight.
  3. Use a ring sizer tool or printable ring size chart to find the most accurate measurement.
  4. Measure the specific finger you intend to wear the ring on, as different fingers can have different sizes.
  5. Ensure that the ring sizer or paper chart fits comfortably around your finger without being too loose or too tight.
  6. Consider the width of the ring you plan to purchase, as wider bands may require a slightly larger size for a comfortable fit.
  7. If you're between two sizes, it's generally recommended to opt for the larger size to ensure a better fit.

Necklace Size:

  1. Determine the desired necklace length based on your preferred style and where you want the pendant or chain to sit on your neckline.
  2. Use a measuring tape or a string to measure the length you prefer, keeping in mind that it may vary depending on the pendant or design.
  3. Consider your neck size and personal comfort when choosing a necklace length. It's helpful to measure a necklace you already own and like the length of as a reference.
  4. Take into account any extender chains or adjustability options when choosing a necklace length.
  5. Be aware that pendant or charm lengths are typically measured from the top of the bail or jump ring to the bottom of the pendant.

Bracelet Size:

  1. Measure your wrist size using a flexible measuring tape or a piece of string.
  2. Wrap the measuring tape or string around your wrist just above the wrist bone, ensuring a snug but not overly tight fit.
  3. Make a note of the measurement or mark the string, then measure it against a ruler to obtain your wrist size.
  4. Consider the desired fit for your bracelet—whether you prefer a snug fit or a looser style—and adjust the size accordingly.