Size Chart

Necklace Size Guide

Choosing the right length for a necklace is essential to enhance your style and ensure that it fits perfectly with your look. Whether you are looking for an elegant choker or a longer, more sophisticated necklace, knowing the right measurements will help you make an informed decision.Use our size chart or follow the instructions below.

Necklace Size Guide

Step 1

Place a measuring tape around your neck, bringing it down to your chest. With one hand, hold down the point where you want the necklace to end. Make sure the tape measure is straight and not too tight to get an accurate measurement of the desired length.

Necklace Size Guide

Step 2

If you don't have a tape measure, use a piece of thread or string. Place it around your neck like you would a necklace, adjusting it until you find the length you like. Then, measure the thread with a ruler or tape measure to get the exact length.

Necklace Size Guide

Step 3

Use a ruler or tape measure to confirm the exact length of your necklace by measuring the thread or chain precisely. This will help you be certain of the measurement before purchasing or customizing your necklace.

bracelet Size Guide

Step 1

From bangles to tennis bracelets, there really is no definitive rule of thumb when it comes to choosing the right bracelet size - you may be looking for a snug fit, or something much looser. Whatever you may be seeking, our bracelet size guide is here to make sure you find exactly what you're looking for.

Bracelet Size Guide

Step 2

The industry standard bracelet size for women in the UK typically ranges between 18 cm and 19 cm, with 18 cm being the most commonly worn. This size comfortably fits most wrists, resting naturally between the wrist bone and the base of the hand.

Ring Size Guide

Step 1 Using a String or Paper Strip

Wrap a piece of string, dental floss, or a 1 cm wide strip of paper snugly around your wrist—just above the wrist bone. Mark where the ends meet and measure the length with a ruler in centimeters. For a comfortable fit, add 1–2 cm to your wrist measurement.