Size Guide

Getting the fit right the first time means fewer returns and a piece you actually wear. Everything below can be measured at home in a couple of minutes with a strip of paper and a ruler.

If you're between sizes or unsure, message us on WhatsApp before you order and we'll help you choose.

Ring size

How to measure at home

  1. Cut a thin strip of paper about 10 cm long.
  2. Wrap it snugly around the base of the finger you'll wear the ring on. Snug, not tight — you should still be able to slide it off over the knuckle.
  3. Mark where the paper overlaps, then lay it flat and measure the length in millimetres. That number is your finger circumference.
  4. Find it in the table below.

Conversion table

Circumference (mm) Inner diameter (mm) US / Canada UK EU
46.8 14.9 4 H½ 47
49.3 15.7 5 J½ 49½
51.9 16.5 6 L½ 52
54.4 17.3 7 N½ 54½
57.0 18.1 8 P½ 57
59.5 19.0 9 R½ 59½
62.1 19.8 10 T½ 62

Tips that actually matter

  • Measure at the end of the day. Fingers swell slightly as the day goes on, and in UAE heat more than most places. A ring sized in the morning can feel tight by evening.
  • Check the knuckle, not just the base. If your knuckle is noticeably wider, size to the knuckle so the ring can get on and off.
  • Wider bands fit tighter. For a band 6 mm or wider, go up half a size.
  • Don't measure cold hands — straight out of air conditioning your fingers read smaller than they are.

Necklace length

Measure an existing necklace you like the fit of, or run a tape measure around your neck and add the drop you want. Lengths below are the full chain length.

Length Name Where it sits
35–37 cm Choker Snug around the base of the neck
40–42 cm Princess On or just above the collarbone — the most popular everyday length
45 cm Princess (long) Just below the collarbone
50–55 cm Matinee Top of the bust — good over knitwear and higher necklines
60 cm+ Opera Below the bust — statement length

Layering

For a layered look that doesn't tangle, leave 4–5 cm between each chain — for example 40 cm, 45 cm and 50 cm together. Pendants sit better when the heaviest piece is on the longest chain.

Several of our necklaces have adjustable extender chains, so one piece can cover two lengths. The exact length and extender for each design is listed on its product page.

Bracelet size

  1. Wrap a strip of paper or a tape measure around your wrist, just below the wrist bone, snug against the skin.
  2. Note the measurement — that's your wrist size.
  3. Add allowance for how you like it to sit:
Fit Add to wrist size Feels like
Snug +1 cm Close to the wrist, minimal movement
Comfort (recommended) +1.5–2 cm Sits naturally, slides a little
Loose +2.5–3 cm Drapes, moves down the hand

As a rough guide, a 15 cm wrist takes a 17 cm bracelet for a comfort fit. Tennis bracelets and rigid designs are best on the snugger side; chunky chain designs sit better with a little more room.

Earrings

Studs need no sizing. For drops, the measurement on each product page is the full length from the top of the fitting to the lowest point — so a 3 cm drop hangs 3 cm below your earlobe. If you're unsure how a length will read, hold a ruler against your ear in a mirror.

Still not sure?

Send us a photo or your measurements on WhatsApp and we'll tell you which size to order. We'd rather spend two minutes now than have you wait on an exchange.

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