Size Guide
How to Find Your Ring Size
To find your size, use a ring that already fits you well.
Place the ring flat on a piece of paper and trace the inside circle of the ring. Then, use a ruler to measure the inside diameter from one side to the other, straight through the center.
Match your measurement below:
| Inside Diameter | Ring Size |
|---|---|
| 16 mm / 1.6 cm | Size 50–51 |
| 16.5 mm / 1.65 cm | Size 52 |
| 17 mm / 1.7 cm | Size 53–54 |
| 17.5 mm / 1.75 cm | Size 55 |
| 18 mm / 1.8 cm | Size 56–57 |
| 18.5 mm / 1.85 cm | Size 58 |
| 19 mm / 1.9 cm | Size 59–60 |
For the most accurate result, measure carefully in millimeters or centimeters. If your measurement is between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for a more comfortable fit.
How to Find Your Bracelet Size
To find your bracelet size, wrap a strip of paper, string, or measuring tape around your wrist where you usually wear your bracelet.
Mark the point where it meets, then place it flat on a ruler and measure the length. This is your wrist measurement.
Match your measurement below:
| Wrist Measurement | Recommended Bracelet Size |
|---|---|
| 140 mm / 14 cm | 16 cm Bracelet |
| 150 mm / 15 cm | 17 cm Bracelet |
| 160 mm / 16 cm | 18 cm Bracelet |
| 170 mm / 17 cm | 19 cm Bracelet |
| 180 mm / 18 cm | 20 cm Bracelet |
| 190 mm / 19 cm | 21 cm Bracelet |
For a comfortable fit, we recommend choosing a bracelet that is around 1 cm to 2 cm larger than your wrist measurement.
For a closer fit, add 1 cm.
For a looser fit, add 2 cm.
If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size.