Measuring the Finger

The most accurate way to determine your ring size is by using a professional ring sizer set, as it accounts for both circumference and fit and reflects how a ring will sit on the finger when worn; This service is available during a scheduled visit to the workshop.

If a ring sizer is not available, Take a piece of string, paper, or fabric and wrap it around the base of the finger you intend to wear the ring on. Ensure the material is comfortably snug, but not overly tight.

Mark the point where it overlaps, then measure the length in millimeters and refer to the ring size chart using that measurement.

Note

Remember that your two hands differ slightly in size.

Make sure that the chosen size leaves enough room for the ring to pass easily over the knuckle.

Size can vary depending on the width of the band.

Measuring the Wrist

For bracelets, measure the part of your wrist just below the wrist bone using a flexible tape measure or a simple strip of paper, and record the length where it overlaps.

Note

Generally the optimal length of a bracelet will fall about 0.5cm longer than your wrist circumference. 

Measuring the Desired Necklace Length on the Body

Generally the optimal length of a bracelet will fall about 0.5cm longer than your wrist circumference. 

Common Lengths Of Necklaces:

40cm, 45cm, 50cm, 55cm and 60cm.

Measuring Full Length of an Existing Bracelet or Necklace

If you have a necklace whose length you want to replicate, place it on a flat surface in a straight line. Using a tape measure, measure it from end to end, include the two sides of the clasp.