Size Guide

Finding your best fit 🤍

Because each piece is handcrafted, slight variations may occur. Taking a few moments to measure will help ensure your jewelry fits comfortably and beautifully.

Rings

A properly fitting ring should feel secure and comfortable — snug enough to stay in place, but easy to slide over your knuckle without discomfort.

How to Find Your Ring Size

Option 1: Use a Ring Sizer (Most Accurate)

Using a ring sizer is the most reliable way to determine your size.

Feed the pointed end through the loop to form a ring
Place it on the finger you plan to wear the ring on
Gently tighten until it feels comfortable
The number shown inside the loop is your ring size
You should be able to move it over your knuckle with light resistance

Option 2: Measure with a Size Chart

You may also measure your finger or an existing ring using an online size chart. For best results:

Measure a ring with a similar width to the style you're ordering
Keep in mind that wider bands often fit more snugly

Because results can vary, a ring sizer or local jeweller is recommended whenever possible.

Ring Sizing Tips

Fingers naturally change size throughout the day — measure more than once
Fingers are often slightly larger in the evening than in the morning
Your dominant hand is usually slightly larger
Wider bands (including spoon rings) tend to fit tighter — consider sizing up
If you're between sizes, choose the larger size
If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, going up half a size can help ensure the ring slides on comfortably

Necklaces

If you don't see the exact length you're looking for, feel free to reach out — most chains can be customized or fitted with an extender for added flexibility.
Necklace chains are available up to 30 inches.

How to Measure

Option 1: Measure a Necklace You Own

Lay the necklace flat on a table
Measure from one end of the clasp to the other using a ruler

Option 2: Measure on Yourself

Stand in front of a mirror
Wrap a string or flexible tape around your neck to your desired length
Measure the string to determine your preferred length

Necklace Length Guide

Choker / Collar (14–16 in / 36–40 cm)
Worn close to the neck with a comfortable amount of space
Short / Princess (18–20 in / 45–50 cm)
Falls just below the collarbone — 18" is the most popular length
Medium / Matinee (20–24 in / 50–60 cm)
Rests on the upper chest and works beautifully for everyday wear
Long / Opera (26–30 in / 66–76 cm)
Creates an elegant, elongated look and is ideal for layering or statement pendants

Necklace fit will vary based on height, neck size, and torso length. Petite or fuller frames may prefer adjusting lengths for the best visual balance.

Bracelets

Bracelet sizing is based on total circumference, so consider whether you prefer a snug or relaxed fit.

How to Measure

Option 1: Measure a Bracelet You Own

Lay the bracelet flat on a table
Measure from one end of the clasp to the other

Option 2: Measure Your Wrist

Rest your arm on a table
Wrap a string or flexible tape around your wrist
Measure snugly or loosely, depending on your preference

Bracelet Fit Notes

Standard bracelet length is approximately 7 inches
Chain bracelets can be made with an extender upon request
Cuff bracelets are formed in an oval shape, measuring approximately 6 inches with a 1-inch opening