Sizing Guide

Measuring your Ring Size at home:

You will need: String or Paper & Ruler

Take a string or strip of paper and wrap it around the base of the desired finger.
Mark the point where the end meets the string or paper.
Measure the string or paper on a ruler in millimeter to the point where you marked it.
Match the measured diameter to the corresponding ring size on the chart below:

Tips To Make Sure You Find the Correct Ring Size

Your fingers change size over the course of the day. If you're very warm, your fingers will be bigger and if you're cold they'll be smaller. Measuring when you're a bit warm will ensure that the ring will fit all the time.
Your dominant hand will almost always be slightly bigger. Make sure to measure each finger individually.
If your knuckle is bigger than the base of your finger, measure the widest point as well as the base of your finger and pick a size that is in between both.
When using a string or paper to measure your finger, don't let it get loose but don't pull it tight. Doing either will skew the size of your ring.
For best results, measure 3 or 4 times and compare results. You want to make sure the sizing is accurate.
If you have a current ring that fits you can measure the inside diameter and use that to find your ring size.

Measuring your Necklace:

Getting accurate necklace length is very individual, but there are a few ways to figure out which length will suit you best. Use the instructions below to find your new favorite necklace length.

Measure against an existing necklace:

Pick up an existing necklace that is indicative of the size you are looking for. Open the clasp, place it on a flat surface and measure it end to end (clasp to clasp) against the measuring tape or scale. Note the length.

Measure using a measuring tape or string:

Place the flexible tape or a string measure around your neck like a necklace, as shown below, adjust it to the desired length and note down the measurement.

If using a string, mark the starting and end points and place it on a flat surface to measure against the scale.

Measure indicatively using the chart below:

The chart below the various necklace length, while the actual length may fall differently on different people – depending on height.

Considerations while considering necklace measurement:

Your Height:

A longer necklace will appear to sit lower on those with shorter torsos, and slightly higher on those with longer.

Neckline

If the piece you are searching for is a necklace to compliment a specific outfit, you'll want to consider the neckline. For instance, you can create a look by pairing a turtleneck with a longer chain, whereas a shorter necklace makes a gorgeous addition to a strapless number.