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Size guide

Find the right fit.

Ring sizes, bracelet lengths and chain lengths, with international conversions. Unsure? Write to us before ordering and we will help.

Rings

Measure your finger

Measure at home in 2 minutes

You need a strip of paper (or a string or shoelace), a pen and a ruler.

With a ring that fits (most accurate)

  1. Lay a ring you wear on that finger on the ruler and measure the inside diameter, edge to edge, in millimetres.
  2. Find that diameter in the table below.

With a strip of paper

  1. Wrap the strip around the base of your finger: it must still slide over the knuckle.
  2. Mark where it overlaps, lay it flat and measure it in millimetres: that is the circumference. Find it in the table below.

Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are slightly larger.

No ruler? A bank card is 8.6 cm long: count how many fit along your strip.

Measure in the evening, when fingers are slightly larger. Between two sizes, choose the larger one. For a wide band, go one size up.
CircumferenceDiameterUSEU / FRUK / AUJP
44.2 mm14.1 mm344F4
46.8 mm14.9 mm447H½7
49.3 mm15.7 mm549J½10
51.9 mm16.5 mm652L½12
54.4 mm17.3 mm754N½14
57.0 mm18.1 mm857P½16
59.5 mm18.9 mm960R½18
62.1 mm19.8 mm1062T½20
64.6 mm20.6 mm1165V½22
67.2 mm21.4 mm1267X½24
69.7 mm22.2 mm1370Z+126

Chains & necklaces

Where your cross will sit

For a cross pendant, 45 to 50 cm is the most balanced length. A 55 cm chain suits a larger, statement cross. For layering, choose chains at least 5 cm apart.

Slim or average build

45 cm (18 in) is visible without overwhelming.

Athletic or broad build

50 to 55 cm gives the same balance. Under 45 cm can feel tight.

Measure at home in 2 minutes

You need a strip of paper (or a string or shoelace), a pen and a ruler.

  1. Take a string or a shoelace and mark on it the length you are considering, for example 50 cm.
  2. Hold the two marks together at the back of your neck, wearing the kind of top you usually wear.
  3. Look in a mirror: the lowest point of the string is where the chain will sit.
  4. Too high or too low? Try 5 cm more or less: that is one size up or down.

Already own a chain you like? Lay it flat, clasp closed, and measure it end to end. A broad neck or chest makes every length sit a little higher.

No ruler? A bank card is 8.6 cm long: count how many fit along your strip.

LengthWhere it sitsBest for
40 cmBase of the neckClose to the collarbone, slim build
45 cmJust below the collarboneThe most versatile
50 cmUpper chestRelaxed, balanced cross
55 cmMid-chestLarger pendants, layering
60 cmLower chestStatement cross

Bracelets

Measure your wrist

Measure at home in 2 minutes

You need a strip of paper (or a string or shoelace), a pen and a ruler.

  1. Wrap the strip around your wrist, just above the wrist bone, snug but not tight.
  2. Mark with the pen where the end overlaps.
  3. Lay it flat and measure from the end to the mark: that is your wrist size.
  4. Find your wrist in the table below and read the bracelet length, close fit or looser.

Already have a bracelet that fits well? Lay it flat, clasp closed, measure it end to end and order that length.

No ruler? A bank card is 8.6 cm long: count how many fit along your strip.

SizeBracelet lengthWrist
XS16 cm14-15 cm
S17 cm15-16 cm
M18 cm16-17 cm
L19 cm17-18 cm
XL20 cm18-19.5 cm
XXL21.5 cm19.5 cm and above

Earrings

Sizes at a glance

Our earrings fit standard piercings. The exact size and material of each pair are on its product page.

StyleDiameterPost
Small stud4-6 mm0.8 mm (20G)
Medium stud6-8 mm0.8 mm (20G)
Large stud8-12 mm1.0 mm (18G)
Small hoop8-14 mm1.0 mm (18G)
Medium hoop14-22 mm1.0 mm (18G)
Drop earringVariesSee the product page

Ordered the wrong size?

Write to us within 2 hours of your order and we will change it. After that, you have 30 days to return the piece.

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