Jewelry size guide.
RINGS.
If you are passionate about rings in particular, my best advice ever is to invest in a ring-measure kit. It’s not expensive, and you’ll have a ring mandrel, a ring gauge, and a couple of rubber ring rulers.
While choosing your mandrel, be sure to buy the one that owns all the size metrics: US, UK, EU at least.
NECKLACES.
It’s easier than you think. Just grab your favorite necklace or chain, open it, and measure its length on a meter.
If you wonder which length suits you best, it depends on how are you going to wear your necklace or how big the charm that you want to hang on it is.
Here, you can see a graphic to help you get an idea. For any doubt, feel free to write me.
BRACELETS
and BAngles.
It works like the necklace measure: grab your favorite bracelet, open it, and measure its length on a meter.
If you need your bracelet to be adjustable, let me know, and I will add an extra small ring to give you more closure options.
About the bangles. You need to measure not only your wrist, but the circumference between your pinky and thumb while joined close together. See the pic on the right.
