Measuring Your Size

To ensure a comfortable and well-balanced fit, I recommend taking your measurements carefully before ordering. As each piece is made to order, accurate sizing ensures that the jewellery fits and sits as intended. The guidelines below offer simple methods for determining the correct size for each type of jewellery.

Measuring the Finger

The most accurate way to determine your ring size is by using a professional ring sizer set, as it takes both circumference and fit into account 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 on which you intend to wear the ring. Make sure the material sits comfortably snug, without being too tight.

Mark the point where the material overlaps, then measure the length in millimetres and use this measurement to find the corresponding size in the ring size chart.

Worth Noting

Remember that the fingers on each hand may differ slightly in size. Make sure the chosen size leaves enough room for the ring to pass comfortably over the knuckle. The required size may also vary depending on the width of the band.

Measuring the Wrist

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

Worth Noting

As a general guide, a comfortable bracelet length is approximately 0.5 cm longer than your wrist circumference.

Measuring the Desired Necklace Length on the Body

Using a flexible tape measure or a simple strip of paper, measure around your neck and bring the two ends together at the point where you would like the necklace to sit. Mark the point, then measure the length in centimetres.

Common Lengths Of Necklaces:

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

Measuring the Full Length of an Existing Bracelet or Necklace

If you have a bracelet or necklace whose length you would like to replicate, lay it flat in a straight line. Using a tape measure, measure the piece from end to end, including the clasp.