Not sure what ring size you are? No stress — it’s easier than you might think.

Option 1: Measure a Ring You Already Have

If you’ve got a ring that fits the right finger, you're halfway there.

Grab a ruler and measure the inside diameter of the ring (in mm).

Match it to our size chart below.

Option 2: Measure Your Finger at Home

No ring to measure? No problem. Here's what to do:

Cut a thin strip of paper or use a piece of string.

Wrap it snugly around the base of your finger (where the ring will sit).

Mark where the ends meet.

Lay it flat and measure the length in millimetres.

Use that number to find your size in the chart below.

Tip: Measure at the end of the day, when your fingers are warm — that’s when they’re at their largest.

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Common Necklace Lengths and Their Placement:

14-16 inches (35-41 cm): Choker length, fitting closely around the neck. 

18 inches (45-46 cm): Sits at the collarbone, a popular choice for many. 

20 inches (50-51 cm): Falls just below the collarbone. 

22-24 inches (55-60 cm): Matinee length, often sitting between the collarbone and bust.

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To find the right bangle size, you can measure by firstly, stretching out your hand, then tucking your thumb under your fingers. Wrap a tape measure around your hand directly over your knuckles. This measurement represents the required diameter of the bangle.

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