The correct ring size is important to ensure a perfect fit whether you are shopping for yourself or a present for someone else. You can either use a good-fitting ring or by measuring the finger in question. Below you will find tried and tested methods to measure your ring size, however, if at any point things get a bit technical or you feel unsure in any way, please contact us for help.
Method One: Measuring the inner diameter of the ring you already own.
01. Cut a strip of paper long enough to fit around your finger; 02. Wrap the paper around your finger, not too tight, aim for a comfortable, snug fit; 03. Mark where the two ends meet; 04. Measure the length of the paper from tip to the marking.
The general rule for finding your bracelet size is to add 2cm (0.8in) to your wrist size measurement. Always use the size chart for your selected bracelet type to ensure the most accurate bracelet size. If you prefer a looser fit, you will need to size up.
With your palm open and facing up, wrap the measuring tape around your wrist, just above your bone. Note down the measurement of your wrist size.
With your palm open and facing up, wrap the string or strip of paper around your wrist, just above the wrist bone. Mark where the ends meet with a pen or marker. Lay the string flat and measure it to find your wrist size.
First, you need to understand the exact look you are going for with your necklace using the chart of standard necklace lengths. There are roughly 4 standard looks based on variants of necklace lengths, the most common are choker and princess lengths.
| Length - Inches | Length - CM | Style | Worn best with |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17'' | 43cm | Choker | Almost everything |
| 18'' | 46cm | Princess | Almost everything |
| 20'' | 51cm | Matinee | Great for both business and casual wear |
| 22'' | 56cm | Opera | High necklines and evening wear |
