FINE JEWELRY
JEWELRY SIZE GUIDE
Choosing the perfect jewelry isn't just about style, but also about
finding the right fit. The length of a jewelry can greatly influence its
appeal, comfort, and how it complements your attire. This comprehensive
guide can help you navigate the various necklaces, bracelets and rings
lengths and find the one that best suits your needs. Remember, when it
comes to jewelry, it's not a one-size-fits-all affair, but rather a
journey in discovering the perfect fit for you.
HOW TO MEASURE THE RIGHT NECKLACE SIZE
First, measure the circumference of your neck with a tape measure. You
want to make sure that the necklace will fit comfortably around your
neck without being too tight or too loose. Once you have this
measurement, use it to determine which size in the chart is best for
you. The most popular necklace lengths are 16” (41cm), 18” (46cm), 20”
(51cm) and 22" (56cm). These lengths are great for layering and for the
classic look.
necklace sizes
Choosing the perfect necklace length is just part of the equation. The
material of your necklace plays a significant role in defining its
overall aesthetic and durability.
14” ‑ 16”
The 14 to 16-inch necklace, also known as a choker, sits tightly
around the neck. This is an excellent choice for those who want to
draw attention to their neckline or wear a pendant close to the
heart.
18”
The 18-inch necklace, or princess length, is the most common and
versatile length. It sits elegantly on the collarbone, making it
an ideal choice for showcasing pendants or charms.
20”
The 20-inch necklace, often referred to as a matinee length, falls
just below the collarbone. It's perfect for those who prefer a
slightly longer style that can be worn over or beneath clothing.
22”
The 22-inch opera-length necklace is a versatile accessory that
adds drama and elegance to any outfit. It can be worn as a single
strand or doubled up for a layered look, making it suitable for
both formal occasions and casual wear.
HOW TO MEASURE THE RIGHT RING SIZE
Before you start, here's an important tip: finger size can fluctuate due
to temperature and humidity. For the most accurate measurement, it's
best to measure your ring size at the end of the day when your fingers
are at their largest.
ring size chart
- Wrap a strip of paper around the finger where you want your ring to sit.
- Ensure the paper is snug against your finger, as a tighter fit provides a more accurate measurement.
- Mark the spot where the paper overlaps, then measure the distance with a ruler in millimeters.
- Refer to the chart below to find your ring size.
MEASUREMENT CHART
US/CA
UK/AU
| INTERNAL CIRCUMFERENCE |
RING SIZE (US/CA)US/CA |
RING SIZE (UK/AU)UK/AU |
|---|---|---|
| 1.74” / 44.2 mm | 3 | F |
| 1.84” / 46.8 mm | 4 | H |
| 1.94” / 49.3 mm | 5 | J |
| 2.04” / 52 mm | 6 | L |
| 2.14” / 54.4 mm | 7 | N |
| 2.24” / 57 mm | 8 | P |
| 2.34” / 59.5 mm | 9 | R |
| 2.44” / 62.1 mm | 10 | T |
| 2.54” / 64.6 mm | 11 | V |
| 2.65” / 67.2 mm | 12 | X |
| 2.75” / 69.7 mm | 13 | Z |
| 2.85” / 72.3 mm | 14 | Z3 |
- Choose a ring that fits the finger you want to size.
- Measure the inner diameter of the ring in millimeters.
- Refer to the chart below to find your ring size.
RING MEASUREMENT
CHART
CHART
US/CA
UK/AU
| INTERNAL DIAMETER |
RING SIZE (US/CA)US/CA |
RING SIZE (UK/AU)UK/AU |
|---|---|---|
| 0.55" / 14.07 mm | 3 | F |
| 0.586" / 14.88 mm | 4 | H |
| 0.618" / 15.7 mm | 5 | J |
| 0.65" / 16.51 mm | 6 | L |
| 0.682" / 17.32 mm | 7 | N |
| 0.714" / 18.14 mm | 8 | P |
| 0.746" / 18.95 mm | 9 | R |
| 0.778" / 19.76 mm | 10 | T |
| 0.81" / 20.57 mm | 11 | V |
| 0.842" / 21.39 mm | 12 | X |
| 0.874" / 22.02 mm | 13 | Z |
HOW TO MEASURE THE RIGHT BRACELET SIZE
When selecting a bracelet size, remember to account for comfort and
style, ensuring that the bracelet isn't too tight or too loose. The
ideal bracelet circumference should be slightly larger than your wrist
measurement to allow for movement. Popular bracelet sizes include 7”
(18cm), 7.5” (19cm), and 8” (20cm), each of which caters to different
preferences and styles.
Measure your wrist:
- 1. Wrap a strip of paper underneath your wrist bone.
- 2. Mark where the paper overlaps with pen or pencil.
- 3. Measure the length from the edge of the paper to the mark with a ruler.