Style Guide

Finding your ring size might seem tricky, but it's actually pretty simple—you can do it yourself at home in just a few minutes! Whether you're measuring your finger or checking the size of a ring you already own, we've got you covered with quick and easy methods. Let’s dive in!

"String" method

Cut a Strip: Grab a thin piece of paper or string about 6 inches (15 cm) long. If you're using paper, make it about ½ inch (1.3 cm) wide. No need to be super precise—just estimate!

Wrap It Around Your Finger: Take the strip and wrap it snugly around the base of the finger where you'll wear the ring. It should be tight enough to stay in place but not so tight that it's uncomfortable. Mark the spot where the end overlaps.

Tip: avoid pulling too tightly since they can stretch and throw off your measurement.

Using a measuring tape

Wrap It Around Your Finger: Position the tape around the base of your finger, close to the knuckle, so the ring will slide on and off comfortably. Make sure to measure the exact finger you’ll be wearing the ring on—each hand can have slightly different sizes!

Time It Right: Your fingers actually change size throughout the day! For the most accurate fit, measure your finger in the evening when it’s at its largest.

Record Your Measurement: Take note of where the tape overlaps and write down the number in millimeters. This gives you the circumference of your finger. To find the diameter, divide the circumference by 3.14 (π).

Match It to a Ring Size Chart: Now, just compare your measurement to a ring size chart! For example, a circumference of 59.5 mm would be a size 9. If your measurement falls between two sizes, go with the larger one for a more comfortable fit.

Bracelets come in a variety of styles, from classic gold and silver to trendy, colorful designs. Here are some popular types:

‍Bangle Bracelets – Solid, circular bracelets without clasps that slip over your hand.
Cuff Bracelets – Stiff bracelets with an open end for easy wear.
Chain Bracelets – Made of small, linked chains, often in precious metals.
‍Link Bracelets – Similar to chain bracelets but with larger, adjustable links.
Tennis Bracelets – Elegant bracelets featuring a row of diamonds or gemstones.
Charm Bracelets – Decorated with small charms, perfect for sentimental gifts.
‍Beaded Bracelets – Made of beads, stones, or metals for a casual yet stylish look.
‍Wrap Bracelets – Designed to wrap around the wrist multiple times for a layered effect.

Finding Your Bracelet Size

‍To get the perfect bracelet fit, you’ll need to measure your wrist. Some bracelet styles are adjustable, but knowing your size helps ensure comfort.
💡 The average women’s bracelet size is 7 inches.

How to Measure Your Wrist: Wrap a measuring tape, string, or strip of paper around your wrist, just below the wrist bone.
Mark where it meets and measure it against a ruler if using string or paper.
Find your size using a bracelet size chart. For the best fit, make sure you can slide two fingers between your wrist and the bracelet.

Measuring Your Wrist for a Bangle Bracelet
‍Since bangles slip over your hand, you’ll need a different method to find the right size.

How to Measure:
Tuck your thumb into your palm to mimic how your hand will slide through the bangle.
Wrap a measuring tape around the widest part of your hand, over the knuckles.
Note the measurement and add about 2 cm for a comfortable fit.

Follow these simple steps to find the perfect necklace length:

Stand in Front of a Mirror: This helps you see how the chain sits as you adjust it.
Wrap a Measuring Tape or String Around Your Neck: Place it at the nape of your neck and bring it to the front, adjusting it to your desired length.
Check for Comfort: Make sure it’s snug but not too tight. If measuring for a pendant, consider how it will affect the fit.
Mark the Measurement: Pinch the tape or mark the string where it meets the starting point.
Measure the Length: Read the tape measurement directly or lay the string flat and measure it with a ruler.

Women’s Necklace Length

‍Understanding how necklaces sit on different necklines is crucial. Here’s a breakdown:
16 inches: Sits close to the neck, ideal for a sleek and modern look.
18 inches: A versatile option that rests just at the collarbone.
20 inches: Offers a slightly longer drop for more coverage.
‍24 inches: Falls mid-chest, perfect for layering.

Men's Necklace Length

18 inches: Rests snugly at the base of the neck.
20 inches: A classic choice that sits on the collarbone.
22 inches: Falls slightly below the collarbone for a more relaxed look, ideal for both casual and formal occasions.
24+ inches: Falls mid-chest.

Tips for Selecting Necklace Lengths for Kids

Ages 3-7: Choose shorter lengths like 12-14 inches to fit smaller necks comfortably. Opt for lightweight designs to prevent strain.
Ages 8-12: 14-16 inches works well as kids grow, providing a balance between comfort and room for growth.
Teens (13+): 16-18 inches offers versatility for casual and formal occasions, matching styles similar to adults.

How to Measure for Waist Beads
Follow these simple steps to get an accurate waist measurement:

Decide Where You Want Your Waist Beads to Sit – They usually rest below the navel, just above the hips.
Prepare for Measurement: Remove or adjust clothing so the tape measure sits directly on your skin.
Measure Your Waist: Stand up straight, wrap the tape around your waist (parallel to the floor), and bring it to meet at your navel. It should be snug but not tight.
Read the Measurement: Note where the zero end meets the other end of the tape.
Double-Check for Accuracy: Measure again to confirm your size.For the best fit, avoid sucking in your stomach, and ensure the tape isn’t too loose or too tight!