Finding Your Fit
Most of what we make was designed to fit you without a chart.
Every product page lists the exact dimensions and weight of each piece, so you will know what to expect before you order. But this page is here for when you want to be certain.
Necklace & Collar Size Guide
At 45cm, the chain sits near the collarbone — clean against a crew neck or open collar. At 50cm, it drops just below — better for layering or wearing over fabric. The extension links fasten at different points along the chain, so you are not locked into one length. Chokers sit between 40 and 45cm, designed to rest at the base of the throat, close to the collar of a shirt. They sit higher and closer than a standard necklace. Our collars are rigid open forms — think of them as a cuff for the neck. They rest along the collarbone and stay open at the front. Gently widen the opening to put it on, then narrow it to sit where you want. They are adjustable and fit most neck sizes without modification.
If you are unsure, hold a piece of string against your neck where you want the piece to fall, then lay it flat and measure. That is your length.
Bracelet Size Guide
Our chain bracelets fit wrists between 14 and 16cm, with some styles carrying an extension chain for extra length. The fit is designed to sit slightly loose — enough room that the piece moves naturally along the wrist without sliding past the hand. If your wrist is smaller than 14cm, tell us at checkout. We will shorten the chain to your measurement before it ships. No extra charge.
Our bangles and cuffs arrive set to fit a 14cm wrist, which suits most women without any adjustment. They are designed to be gently widened or narrowed by hand — press inward to tighten, ease outward to open. The metal holds its new position without springing back. If you prefer a precise fit before it arrives, include your wrist measurement in your order notes.
To measure: wrap a soft tape or strip of paper just below the wrist bone, where the bracelet will rest. Keep it snug but not tight. Note the number in centimetres.
Using string or paper strip.
When measuring for bracelets, measure tightly and find your perfect fit. Mark on the place where two paper / string meet.
Measure the length with a ruler to find your size. We recommend adding 1-2 cm, depending on how you enjoy a looser fit, or maintain the size if you prefer a snug style.
Ring Size Guide
Most women wear between US 5 and 7. Our open rings sit comfortably across that range — roughly 80% of the women who wear them never need to adjust. Press the band gently inward for a closer fit, or ease it outward for more room. The metal is made to give without losing its shape.
For closed rings, the exact size is listed on the product page. If you need it adjusted, leave a note with your order and we will set it before it ships. For pinky rings, we carry US 3 to 4. If you know your size: match it to the chart below and you are done. If you have a ring that fits well: measure the inside diameter in millimetres and compare it to the chart.
1. Wrap a strip of paper, or piece of string, around your finger where you’d like your new ring to sit.
2. Make sure that the paper/string is pulled snug to your finger, the tighter the better. Mark the spot where the paper meets and measure the distance with a ruler.
3. Measure this length with a ruler, then match to the circumference column in the chart below.
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4. If you have any existing ring, try to measure the inner diameter and make sure the size is also accurate to your finger size.
Select an existing ring that fits properly
Measure the internal diameter of the ring with a ruler.
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Let us help you
Unsure on your ring size? Simply order our ring sizer wrap it around your finger and voila! You can then start adorning your fingers.
Ring Size Chart
Use the chart below to determine the ring size.
For more information, please contact us, and we'll be glad to help.