Size guide

Choose your chain length

Where a chain falls depends on your neck measurement, build and preferred fit. A wide chain may feel closer-fitting than a narrow chain of the same length.

1. Place a tape measure or soft cord around your neck and let it fall where you would like your chain to sit.
2. Measure the full length and compare it with the product size options. You can also measure a chain that already fits.

The image shows 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches. Placement is illustrative. The centimetre values in the chart are rounded examples; choose the length specified on the product.

Measure your wrist

1. Measure around your wrist where you want the bracelet to sit. Use a soft tape measure or a narrow strip of paper, close to your skin without pulling tight.
2. If using paper, mark where the ends meet and measure the length with a ruler.
3. Allow some extra room for your preferred fit. Compare with a bracelet that fits and check whether the product measurements use centimetres or inches.

Wide links and clasps may need more room. Stated length is not always the same as inner circumference. 1 inch = 2.54 cm. Contact us before ordering if you are between sizes.

Measure your ring size

1. Cut a narrow strip of paper and wrap it around the finger where you will wear the ring.
2. Keep the paper close-fitting without pulling tight. Remember that the ring must also fit over your knuckle.
3. Mark where the ends meet. Lay the paper flat and measure its length in millimetres. This is the circumference, not the diameter.
4. Compare the circumference with the size chart and the product size options. Measure several times with your hands at a normal temperature.

Measurements are approximate and rounded. A wide ring may fit more tightly than a narrow ring. A jeweller’s ring gauge can provide a more reliable measurement if you are unsure.