Sizing Guide

When it comes to bracelets and rings, ensuring the right fit is important for comfort and wearability.

Bracelets.

To measure your wrist – use a measuring tape, string or ribbon. (A small retractable sewing measuring tape is ideal for this task).  Wrap it around your wrist just below the wrist bone. Ensure the tape is snug but not tight.  If using string or ribbon, mark the point where the end of the string meets the rest and ensure it is snug but not tight and definitely not stretched.  Lay the string flat against a ruler and measure.

Note that bracelets come in a variety of styles and thicknesses.  To measure their length while wearing it, I use a mandrel.  This is often different from the actual overall length if measured flat.

If your unsure and cant measure your wrist or just buying as a gift,  the average size is about 17cm / 6½ inches.

Rings.

You may already know the finger size. Great. On this site I work with UK sizes (letters) and US sizes (numbers). I am able to convert from other systems if needed.

To get an accurate ring size, specialty ring sizes are needed.  You are welcome to come see me in person or you can just visit your local jewellery store where they will take
an accurate size.

Most rings can be sized after they are finished but it is best avoided and will incur a fee.

Necklaces.

All pendants come with a chain of standard length. ( 45 cm / 18 inches )