Size Guide

This section is here to help you measure your sizes at home.

Its not complicated, but precision is key for a perfect fit.

Ring Sizes

To find your ring size at home, follow these steps:

1- Get a piece of paper and cut a thin strip.

2- Wrap the strip of paper around your finger.

3-Mark a line across both laps of the paper.

4- Put down the paper and measure(in mm) the distance between the two marks left on the paper. The distance is your finger's circumference.

5- Measure your finger 2-3 times for accuracy.

6- Use the chart to match your circumference(in mm) and your US ring size

Tips for Accuracy:

Temperature is relevant. A cold finger shrinks while a hot finger expands, so make sure you measure while you're nice and cozy.

Big knuckles can affect your size. If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, you may need to go up a half size.

To measure your bracelet size at home, follow these steps:

1- Get a measuring tape/ Get a piece of paper and cut a thin strip.

2- Wrap it around your wrist where your bracelet would go.

3-If you're using a piece of paper, mark where the paper overlapps itself, and then put the paper down a measure the distance between the marks.

4- The distance between the marks is your wrist's circumference, and your wrist size.

Necklaces Don't have sizes, but they definetely have prefrences.

My necklaces are either one sized, or include an extention chain where you could change the length by a few Cm.

If you have a specific length at mind, which isn't the default length, let me know.