Jewelry Size Guide

Use the measurements on each product page to choose your fit. The same length can sit differently from person to person, so measuring a piece you already enjoy wearing is a useful starting point.

Rings

Choose a ring that fits the same finger comfortably.
Measure its inside diameter straight across the center in millimeters. Do not include the metal edge.
Compare with the measurements shown on the product page. If only a numbered size is listed and you need help converting it, send us the measurement before ordering.

For the most accurate fit, have your finger measured in person. Adjustable rings are labeled in the product details; their fit range depends on the design.

Necklaces & chains

Measure an existing necklace from end to end, including the clasp, or use a soft measuring tape to check where your preferred length sits. If an extender is included, check the minimum and maximum lengths on the product page.

Common necklace lengths
Inches	Centimeters
16 in	40.6 cm
18 in	45.7 cm
20 in	50.8 cm
22 in	55.9 cm
24 in	61.0 cm
28 in	71.1 cm

Conversions are approximate. These are reference lengths, not a list of sizes available for every design.

Bracelets & anklets

Measure around the place you want to wear the piece with a soft measuring tape. Leave the amount of space that feels comfortable to you, then compare that total with the product’s stated length. A bracelet that opens with a clasp is measured differently from a rigid bangle that must slide over your hand.

For a rigid bangle, compare its inside measurements with a bangle you already wear, or contact us for help. Check the product page for adjustable closures and extenders.

Earrings & pendants

Read the stated height and width, and compare them with a piece you own or mark the measurements on paper. Close-up photographs show design details; use the written measurements to judge actual size.