size guide
Find Ring Size
Remember that fingers come in different sizes: The size of your fingers may vary depending on the time of day, temperature, and activity level.
Measure your ring size under different conditions to ensure the ring always fits well.
Consider the width of the ring: Wider rings may be tighter than narrower rings, so if you're looking to buy a wider ring, you may want to size up a little to make sure it fits comfortably.
Use a tape measure or string
Even without a ring sizer, you can easily measure the circumference of your finger.
Take a tape measure or a piece of string and wrap it around the finger you want to wear the ring on.
Make sure the tape measure or string fits around the knuckle, as some people's knuckles are wider than the base of their fingers.
Mark the tape measure or cut the string where the end encircles your finger and measure the length with a ruler.
This value is usually given in millimeters and corresponds to the inner circumference of the ring or the measured circumference of the finger.
Then compare the length with our ring size chart to find your ring size.
Scope:
51mm - 2XS
53mm - XS
55mm - S
58mm - M
60mm - L
63mm - XL
66mm - 2XL
68mm - 3XL
Use our ring sizer
We offer a ring sizer that you can use to accurately determine your ring size.
How to use the ring sizer:
Decide beforehand which finger you want to wear the ring on. Insert the end of the ring ruler through the slot in the display window.
Put the ring sizer around your finger and tighten the loop so that it sits comfortably on your finger. The ring should not be too tight afterward, but also not too loose so that it doesn't slip off. Read the circumference in the display window of the multisizer.
Scope:
51mm - 2XS
53mm - XS
55mm - S
58mm - M
60mm - L
63mm - XL
66mm - 2XL
68mm - 3XL
Measure an existing ring
If you already have a ring that fits well, you can use the size of that ring to determine your ring size.
Simply measure the inner diameter of the ring with a ruler and round up to the nearest millimeter.
Then compare the length with our ring size chart to find your ring size.
Find bracelet size
As a rule, the bracelet length corresponds to the measured wrist circumference plus 2 cm.
If you are between sizes or prefer a looser fit, we recommend choosing the next size up.
Measure an existing bracelet
Option: Measure the entire length
Lay the bracelet in a straight line on a flat surface. Measure the bracelet from one end to the other and note the length.
Option: Measure a closed bracelet
Lay the closed bracelet on a flat surface and measure the length from end to end. Then double this measurement and record the length.
Use a string or tape measure
If you don't have a bracelet to measure with, you can use a tape measure or string to determine the perfect length.
Option: With a tape measure
Turn your open palm upwards and place the measuring tape around your wrist, just below the knuckle. Write down the measured wrist circumference.
Option: With a cord
Turn your open palm upwards and wrap the string around your wrist, just below the knuckle. Mark the point where the ends meet. Then lay the string flat in front of you and measure the length to the marked point.
Find Necklace Size
Measure an existing necklace
If you already have a chain that is the right length, you can measure it to find out the size of the new chain. There are two ways to measure a chain.
Option: Measure the entire length
Lay the chain in a straight line on a flat surface. Measure from one end to the other and note the length.
Option: Measure a closed chain
Lay the closed chain on a flat surface and measure its length from end to end. Then double this measurement and record the length.
Use a string or tape measure
If you don't have a chain to measure with, you can use a tape measure or string to determine the perfect length.
Option: With a tape measure
Place the tape measure around your neck like a necklace. Adjust the tape measure to the desired length and write down the measurement.
Option: With a cord
Wrap a string around your neck like a necklace, adjust the length you want, and mark where the ends meet. Then measure the string and note the length.