Size Guide

Bracelet Sizing

A bracelet that fits well sits comfortably on your wrist. Not so tight that it digs in, not so loose that it slides over your hand when you move. The key is to measure your wrist first, then add a small amount of room for comfort.

1Wrap a flexible measuring tape just below the wrist bone to find bracelet size

Find Your Wrist Bone
Place the start of a flexible tape measure (or a strip of paper) just below the wrist bone on the hand you wear bracelets on.

2Wrap measuring tape around wrist and mark where the ends meet for bracelet sizing

Wrap and Mark
Pull it snug around your wrist and mark where the end meets the tape. You should be able to slide one finger underneath. That’s your baseline.

3Lay marked paper strip flat and measure with a ruler for wrist circumference

Read the Measurement
If you used paper, lay it flat and measure the marked length against a ruler. That number is your wrist circumference.

Fit tip: Add roughly 0.6–0.8 inches (1.5–2 cm) to your wrist measurement to get your bracelet size. This gives the piece room to move naturally without slipping off. If you prefer a snugger fit, add less; if you like it loose, add a little more.

Bracelet Size Chart

Wrist Size (in / cm) Bracelet Size (in / cm)
5.1–5.5 / 13–14 5.9–6.3 / 15–16
5.9–6.3 / 15–16 6.7–7.1 / 17–18
6.7–7.1 / 17–18 7.5–7.9 / 19–20
7.5–7.9 / 19–20 8.3–8.7 / 21–22
8.3–8.7 / 21–22 9.1–9.5 / 23–24
9.1–9.5 / 23–24 9.8–10.2 / 25–26

Bangle & Slip-On Bracelet Sizing

Bangles and solid slip-on bracelets work differently from clasp bracelets. Because they don’t open, they have to fit over your hand, not just around your wrist. That means you measure the widest part of your hand, not your wrist. There are two reliable ways to do this.

Method 1: Measure Your Knuckles

1Close fingers and bring thumb across to touch smallest finger for bangle measurement

Shape Your Hand
Close your fingers together and bring your thumb across to touch your smallest finger, the same shape your hand makes when you slide a bangle on.

2Wrap measuring tape around the most prominent knuckles to find bangle size

Wrap Around the Knuckles
Wrap a tape measure or strip of paper around the widest part of your knuckles. Mark where the ends meet. Keep it snug, since this is the tightest point the bangle has to pass.

3Diagram showing bangle circumference converted to inner diameter using pi formula

Convert to Diameter
Measure the marked length, then divide by 3.14 to get the inner diameter your bangle needs. Or just match your circumference to the chart below.

Method 2: Measure Your Palm Width

1Hand placed palm-down flat on surface with fingers together for bangle measurement

Lay Your Hand Flat
Place your hand palm-down on a table, fingers together and relaxed.

2Measure straight across the widest part of the palm with a ruler to find bangle inner diameter

Measure Across the Palm
Use a ruler to measure straight across the widest part of your palm, usually just below the knuckles. Match that width to the chart.

Bangle Size Chart

Palm Width (in / mm) Knuckle Circumference (in / mm) Bangle Inner Diameter (mm)
2.4–2.5 / 62–64 5.1–5.9 / 130–150 50–52
2.6–2.8 / 66–70 5.9–6.7 / 150–170 52–54
2.8–2.9 / 70–74 6.7–7.5 / 170–190 54–56
2.9–3.1 / 74–78 7.5–8.3 / 190–210 56–58
3.1–3.2 / 78–82 8.3–9.1 / 210–230 58–60
3.2–3.4 / 82–86 9.1–9.8 / 230–250 60–62
3.4–3.5 / 86–90 9.8–10.6 / 250–270 62–64
3.5–3.7 / 90–94 10.6–11.4 / 270–290 64–66

Ring Sizing

A properly sized ring goes on with a slight resistance over the knuckle and then sits comfortably at the base of your finger, not spinning loosely, not pinching the skin. If it goes on too easily, it’s too big; if you have to force it, it’s too small.

1Wrap a thin strip of paper or string around the base of the finger for ring sizing

Wrap at the Base
Take a thin strip of paper or a piece of string and wrap it around the base of the finger you’ll wear the ring on.

2Mark where the paper overlaps snugly but not tight for ring measurement

Mark the Overlap
Pull it snug. You should still be able to slide it over your knuckle without pain. Mark where the end overlaps the strip.

3Lay marked strip flat and measure in millimeters to find ring size

Measure in Millimeters
Lay the strip flat and measure the marked length in millimeters. Find that number in the circumference column of the chart below.

When to measure: Your fingers change size throughout the day. They’re smaller in the morning and when cold, larger in the evening and when warm. Measure at the end of the day, when your hands are warm, for the most accurate reading. If your knuckle is significantly wider than the base of your finger, measure both and size for the knuckle. A ring that won’t go on is useless, even if it fits the base perfectly.

International Ring Size Chart

USA UK France Germany Switzerland China Circumference (mm) Diameter (mm)
5 J½ 9 15.75 9 9 49.3 15.7
6 L½ 12 16.5 11.5 12 51.8 16.5
7 O 14 17.25 14 14 54.4 17.3
8 Q 16 18 16.5 16 56.9 18.1
9 S 18 19 19 18 59.5 18.9
10 T½ 20 20 21.5 20 62.2 19.8
11 V½ 23 20.75 24 23 64.8 20.6
12 Y 25 21.25 27.5 25 67.2 21.4
13 Z 27 22 30 27 69.9 22.2
14 Z+1 29 23 32.5 30 72.5 23.1

Necklace Length

Necklace length is less about measurement and more about where you want the piece to sit. Different lengths frame different necklines and draw the eye to different parts of the body. There’s no wrong answer. It comes down to what you’re wearing and what you feel good in.

Necklace length guide showing Collar Choker Princess Matinee Opera and Rope lengths on a neckline

Necklace Length Chart

Style Length (in / cm) Where It Sits
Collar 13–15 / 33–38 Close around the neck, works with off-the-shoulder and V-neck tops
Choker 15–17 / 38–43 At the base of the neck, pairs well with boatnecks and open collars
Princess 17–19 / 43–48 On the collarbone, the most versatile length, works with nearly everything
Matinee 20–24 / 50–61 Between collarbone and bustline, ideal for business and high necklines
Opera 28–36 / 71–91 Below the bust, elegant for evening wear, can be doubled for a layered look
Rope 36+ / 91+ To the waist or longer, dramatic, can be knotted, wrapped, or layered

Buying for Someone Else?

If you’re not sure of someone’s size, here’s what tends to work:

  • Bracelets: The average women’s wrist is 6.5–7 inches (16.5–18 cm), which usually maps to a 7.5–8 inch (19–20 cm) bracelet. Most of our bracelets are adjustable or include an extension chain, so there’s a fair amount of forgiveness.
  • Rings: The most common women’s ring size is US 7 (UK O, 54.4 mm circumference). If you’re between sizes, go up slightly. A ring that’s a little loose can be resized down, but one that’s too tight can’t be forced on.
  • Necklaces: The Princess length (17–19 inches) is the safest choice. It sits at the collarbone and works with almost every neckline.