Sizing Guide

Find your perfect fit. Our sizing guide will help you determine the exact measurements for rings and bracelets to ensure a flawless drape and comfortable wear.

Ring Size Conversion

We use US ring size across our website. If you already know your size in other regions, simply find the closest match in below table. For the most precise fit, we recommend relying on the inner circumference measurement in millimeters. 
US / Canada UK / Australia Europe (EU) Inside Diameter (mm) Inside Circumference (mm)
3 F 44 14.0 44.0
3.5 G 45.5 14.4 45.5
4 H 47 14.9 46.8
4.5 I 48 15.3 48.0
5 J 49 15.7 49.3
5.5 K 50.5 16.1 50.6
6 L 51.5 - 52 16.5 51.8
6.5 M 53 16.9 53.1
7 N 54 17.3 54.4
7.5 O 55.5 17.7 55.7
8 P 57 18.2 57.0
8.5 Q 58 18.6 58.3
9 R 59 19.0 59.5
9.5 S 61 19.4 60.8
10 T 62 19.8 62.1

How to measure your ring size? 

The most accurate way to find your size if you already own a ring that fits the intended finger perfectly.
  1. Select a ring that properly fits the specific finger you are shopping for.
  2. Place the ring flat on a ruler and measure the inside diameter in millimeters.
  3. Compare your measurement to the "Inside Diameter" column in our chart above.
  4. If your measurement falls between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size.

Bracelet Size Conversion

A beautifully draped bracelet is a hallmark of elegance. To find your ideal bracelet length, you must first determine your exact wrist circumference, then add length based on your preferred fit.
Wrist Circumference (inches) Wrist Circumference (cm) Recommended Bracelet Size
5.0" - 5.5" 12.7 - 14.0 cm 5.5"
5.6" - 6.0" 14.1 - 15.3 cm 6.0"
6.1" - 6.5" 15.4 - 16.6 cm 6.5"
6.6" - 7.0" 16.7 - 17.9 cm 7.0"
7.1" - 7.5" 18.0 - 19.0 cm 7.5"
7.6" - 8.0" 19.1 - 20.3 cm 8.0"

How to measure your wrist? 

  1. Wrap a flexible measuring tape around your wrist, sitting just below the wrist bone (where you would naturally wear a bracelet).
  2. Keep the tape snug but not overly tight—you should be able to rotate it comfortably.
  3. Read the measurement where the tape meets the starting point.
  4. If you don't have a measuring tape, use a ribbon or string, mark the overlap, and measure it flat against a ruler.