Size guides

Determining the right size for a necklace, bracelet and a ring is crucial to achieving a perfect look and comfort. Here are a few simple steps you can follow to get the right size for your necklace, bracelet and a ring:

For the Ring

Measuring Your Ring Size with a Ruler

We recommend taking a ring that fits you best and measuring its inner diameter using a ruler. Then, find that measurement in our ring size chart.

We recommend using a flexible measuring tape or a specialized ring sizer, which you can find in most jewelry stores. Place the measuring tape around the finger where you intend to wear the ring. Ensure that the tape is comfortably snug but not too tight.
If you don't have access to a measuring tape, try a simple trick at home. Take a thin string or a piece of paper and wrap it around the finger. Mark the point where the string or paper meets and measure the length in millimeters.

Once you know the circumference of your finger, compare it to international ring size standards to choose the appropriate size. It's essential to note that the ring may have different widths, so it's advisable to consider that factor during measurement.

Remember that comfort is key. The ring should slide easily down the finger but not so loosely that there's a risk of loss. Proper measurement ensures that your ring not only looks brilliant but also fits perfectly.

For the Necklace

Measure the Neck

Use a soft measuring tape or a thin string to measure the circumference of your neck. Hold the measuring tape comfortably, not too tight, around the base of your neck where you want the necklace to lie.

Add Length

Add the desired length of the necklace to the measured neck circumference. For example, if you want the necklace to sit lower, add a few centimeters to the measured length.

Different Lengths for Different Styles

Note that different necklace lengths suit different styles of clothing. Choker necklaces usually sit close to the neck, while longer necklaces are more elegant and often used as a style statement.

For the Bracelet

Measure the Wrist

Use a soft measuring tape or string to measure the circumference of your wrist, just above the wrist bone. Leave a little space for comfort.

Add Comfort Space

When choosing a bracelet, add a bit of space between the measured wrist length and the actual bracelet length for comfortable wear.

Adapt to Style

Choose different bracelet styles according to your taste and needs. From thinner and simpler to wider and more statement-making, select the one that best suits your style.

By following these guidelines, you'll ensure that your necklace and bracelet not only fit your body perfectly but also add the final touch of elegance and style to your overall look.