Size Guide
Rings — how to find your size
Step 01
Cut a thin strip
Cut a strip of paper or use a piece of string — about 10 cm long and no wider than 1 cm.
Step 02
Wrap your finger
Wrap it snugly around the base of the finger you want to size. Mark where the strip overlaps.
Step 03
Measure in mm
Lay it flat and measure the length. Round up to the nearest mm — that's your circumference.
Pro tip — Fingers change size throughout the day. Measure in the evening when they're at their largest, and always measure 2–3 times to confirm.
Bracelets — how to find your size
Step 01
Measure your wrist
Wrap a soft tape measure or strip of paper around your wrist, just below the wrist bone.
Step 02
Add for your fit
Add 1–2 cm to your wrist measurement. Use your result to choose the matching bracelet length.
Not sure between two sizes? Size up — bracelets sit better with a little movement. If you prefer it closer to the skin, go with your exact wrist measurement.
Necklaces — how to find your size
Step 01
Measure your neck
Wrap a soft tape or strip of paper around the base of your neck, where you want the chain to sit.
Step 02
Choose the drop
Add length for where you want it to fall — about 5 cm to reach the collarbone, more for a longer drop.
Step 03
Pick your length
Match your result to the closest chain length. Between two? Size up for an easier, layered drape.
Where it falls — 40 cm / 16" sits right at the collarbone, 45 cm / 18" falls just below (our most-worn), and 50 cm / 20" gives a relaxed drop. Layering? Space each chain about 5 cm apart so they sit clean.
General fit guide
Size up
Relaxed, layered look
More movement, drapes naturally. Best for stacking multiple pieces or a casual everyday feel.
True to size
Snug, intentional fit
Sits close to the skin. Clean and minimal — ideal for wearing a single piece as a statement.