Jewellery Sizing

Rings

If you are measuring your ring size at home, take a piece of string, wrap it round your finger and mark where the two ends meet. Measure the length of string in millimeters then use the following chart to convert the length to a ring size:

Ring Size Conversion
US/Canadian size	UK size	EU size (based on France)	Diameter (mm)
3	F	44	14.4mm
3.5	G	45¼	14.4mm
4	H½	46½	14.8mm
4.5	I½	47¾	15.2mm
5	J½	49	15.6mm
5.5	L	50	16mm
6	M	51	16.5mm
6.5	N	52	16.9mm
7	O	53	17.3mm
7.5	P	54	17.7mm
8	Q	56¾	18.2mm
8.5	Q½	58	18.6mm
9	R½	59¼	19mm
9.5	S½	60¾	19.4mm
10	T½	61¾	19.8mm
10.5	U½	62¾	20.2mm
11	V½	64¼	20.6mm
11.5	W½	66	21mm
12	Y	67¼	21.4mm
12.5	Z	68	21.8mm
13	Z + 1	69	22.2mm

Necklaces

Choker – a close fitting necklace with length 12-15”;
Standard Length or Princess Necklace – the most common length and sits just below the collarbone, length 16-20”;
Matinee – falls at or just below the bust, length 21-24”;
Opera – hangs below the bust and can be doubled up, length 30-36”;
Rope – an extra-long necklace, most often doubled up, length 37-40”.

Bracelets

Using a flexible measuring tape, measure the circumference of your wrist just above the wrist bone then measure that piece of tape with a ruler. We would suggest that you opt for a bracelet of at least half an inch bigger than your wrist circumference. Our chain, strung, and tied bead bracelets are designed to fit the majority of wrists as they are made with extensions allowing for a wide breadth of sizes from which to choose for the best fit.