Size Guide

Size Guide

Everything you need to find the perfect fit. Our pieces are 925 sterling silver finished in 14k gold vermeil, rose gold vermeil or rhodium — and we always tell you exactly what you're buying. If you're ever unsure, message us and we'll happily help.

Rings

Ring size conversion

Every brand sizes a little differently, so we measured our own rings. We make full US sizes, and the chart below maps each one to UK and EU sizes. The bold letter is the exact UK match; the others in that row are the in-between sizes that fit best in that ring.

US UK (best fit) EU / circumference Inner diameter
3 E, E½, F, (or smaller) 44.0 mm 14.0 mm
4 G, G½, H, 47.0 mm 15.0 mm
5 I, I½, J, 49.0 mm 15.6 mm
6 K, K½, L, 51.75 mm 16.5 mm
7 M, M½, N, 54.2 mm 17.25 mm
8 O, O½, P, 57.0 mm 18.1 mm
9 Q, Q½, R, 59.0 mm 18.8 mm
10 S, S½, T, (or larger) 62.0 mm 19.7 mm

The millimetre measurement is the true guide — US, UK and EU are just labels that approximate it. Between two sizes? Round up.

Half & quarter US sizes: We make full US sizes only. If your size ends in .25, choose the full size below (e.g. US 6.25 → size 6) — it sits a touch snug, which is comfortable and secure. If it ends in .5 or .75, round up to the next full size (e.g. US 6.5 or 6.75 → size 7), so it's never too tight.

Measure with string or paper

  1. Wrap a strip of paper or string snugly around the base of your finger — not over the knuckle.
  2. Mark where it overlaps.
  3. Lay it flat against a ruler and measure the length in mm.
  4. Match that number to the EU / circumference column above.

Measure a ring you own

  1. Take a ring that already fits the right finger well.
  2. Measure straight across the inside, in mm.
  3. Match it to the Inner diameter column above.
Fit tips: Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are warmest and largest (cold fingers read up to half a size small). Size over the knuckle if yours are larger. Wider bands fit tighter — size up for chunky styles. Between sizes? Always size up.
Necklaces

Necklace lengths

We currently offer our necklaces in 45 cm (18 in) and 50 cm (20 in). Here's where each length sits, so you can picture it before you choose.

Length Inches Where it sits
40 cm 16 in Choker — sits at the base of the neck
45 cm 18 in Our most popular — rests on the collarbone
50 cm 20 in Sits just below the collarbone — easy to layer
55 cm 22 in Falls on the upper chest

Bold lengths are the sizes we offer. 16 in and 22 in are shown for reference.

How to measure

  1. Take a piece of string and drape it around your neck where you'd like the necklace to sit.
  2. Mark the spot and measure the length against a ruler.
  3. Compare to the chart above. Layering two pieces? Choose lengths about 5 cm (2 in) apart so they sit nicely.
Tip: 45 cm (18 in) suits almost everyone and is the classic everyday length. Go 50 cm (20 in) if you prefer a little more drop or plan to layer.
Bracelets

Bracelet sizes

The right bracelet fit leaves a little room to move comfortably. Measure your wrist first, then check the guide below.

How to measure your wrist

  1. Wrap a strip of paper or string around your wrist, just below the wrist bone (where a bracelet naturally sits).
  2. Mark where it overlaps and measure in cm — that's your wrist size.
  3. For a comfortable fit, add about 1.5–2 cm to your wrist measurement.
Wrist measurement Fit
14–15 cm Petite
15–16.5 cm Small / Average
16.5–18 cm Medium
18–19.5 cm Large
Good to know: Our beaded gemstone bracelets are made to suit most wrists, and our tennis bracelets are a set length. Each product page lists the exact length or fit — check there, and if you're between sizes or want it adjusted, just message us.
Still unsure? We'd genuinely rather help you get it right than have you guess — message us with your measurement and we'll recommend your size. Every piece is covered by our 365-day guarantee and a 30-day return window.