Size Guide

Our necklaces come in a variety of lengths to suit different necklines and styles. Some may include extender chains to adjust the length. Here's a general idea of how different lengths may fall:

• 14 inches (Choker): Fits snugly around the neck.
• 15 inches (Choker to Short Necklace): Fits snugly or slightly loose around the neck.
• 16 inches: (Short Necklace) Falls just around the base of the neck.
• 18 inches (Princess): A common length that falls on the collarbone.
• 20 inches: Falls a few inches below the collarbone.
• 22 inches: Falls at or just below the neckline.
• 24 inches: Falls below the neckline, towards the bust.
• 30 inches and longer: Typically falls at or below the bust.

How to measure using a flexible tape measure: 



1. Gently wrap the tape measure around your neck where you would like the necklace to sit.

2. Mark the desired length.


3. Note the measurement where the ends of the tape meet - this is the desired length for your preferred look.

4. Consider pendants: If you plan to wear a pendant, factor in how the pendant will hang and adjust the length accordingly.

5. You can also measure a necklace you already own that fits you well. Lay it flat and measure from the end of the clasp to the end of the last link. (Make sure the thickness of the necklace you already own is similar to the thickness of the necklace you are ordering.)

Our bracelets are sized based on the bracelet's inner circumference (not wrist measurement).

Our bracelets are either: 


• Made-to-order; to fit your wrist perfectly
.

• Adjustable cord with a clasp
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• Includes -or- has an option for an extender chain of either 1.5 - 2 inches.

How to measure using a flexible tape measure:

1. Gently wrap the tape measure around your wrist where you would comfortably wear a bracelet.

2. Note the measurement, measure this snugly but not too tightly.

3. Add approximately 0.5 inch to your wrist measurement for a comfortable fit. For a snug and tighter fit, add at least 0.25 inches to your wrist measurement.

(The amount you add depends on how loose you prefer your bracelets to be and the size of the beads.)

4. The total measurement (with the additional 0.25 or 0.5 inch) equals the actual bracelet size you will select to order.


Example 1:
1). My wrist measures 7.5 inches (I want a comfortable fit )
2). I will add 0.5 inch to my wrist size
3). The bracelet length I will order will be 8 inches

Example 2:
1). My wrist measures 7.5 inches (I want a tighter, snug fit )
2). I will add 0.25 inch to my wrist size
3). The bracelet length I will order will be 7.75 inches

(If the bracelet has larger beads, it may require a slightly larger size)

5. You can also measure a bracelet you already own that fits well. Lay it flat and measure from end to end, including the clasp. (Make sure the thickness of the bracelet you already own is similar to the thickness of the bracelet you are ordering.)

6. If you are unsure, please send us a message and we will gladly help.

Cord bracelets:

Most of our cord bracelets come with adjustable closures. 



• X-Small to Small: up to 6 inch wrist size (8 inch inner bracelet diameter)
• Small to Medium: up to 8 inch wrist size (10 inch inner bracelet diameter)
• Medium to Large: up to 10 inch wrist size (12 inch inner bracelet diameter)



If you prefer longer tassels, a larger length would be more appropriate. The additional length allows for the bracelet to fit over your hand (since it is much wider than your wrist).


We currently carry adjustable rings in these 2 size categories:

Small to Medium: 5 - 7 (US & Canada)
Medium to Large: 7 - 9 (US & Canada)

How to measure your ring size:

Option 1:
Use a Ring You Already Own

1. Select a ring that fits the desired finger comfortably.

2. Measure the inside diameter of the ring in millimeters (mm). Place a ruler or measuring tape across the widest part of the inside of the ring.

3. Use the guide below to find your corresponding ring size.

Option 2:
Measure Your Finger with String or Paper.

1. Cut a thin strip of paper or a piece of non-stretchy string.

2. Wrap it around the base of the finger you want to wear the ring on. Make sure it's snug but not too tight.

3. Mark the point where the ends of the paper or string overlap.

4. Measure the length from the end to your mark in millimeters (mm).

5. Use the guide below to find your corresponding ring size.

Ring size:
Inside Diameter (mm) | US & Canada Size

• 15.7 mm: 5
• 16.1 mm: 5.5
• 16.5 mm: 6
• 16.9 mm: 6.5
• 17.3 mm: 7
• 17.7 mm: 7.5
• 18.1 mm: 8
• 18.5 mm: 8.5
• 18.9 mm: 9
• 19.4 mm: 9.5
• 19.8 mm: 10
• 20.2 mm: 10.5
• 20.6 mm: 11
• 21.0 mm: 11.5
• 21.4 mm: 12

Important notes for ring sizing:
Measure your finger at the end of the day when it's likely to be its largest. Consider the width of the ring you are purchasing.

Wider bands may feel tighter, so you might need to size up slightly.

If your knuckle is significantly larger than the base of your finger, measure both and choose a size that fits comfortably over your knuckle but isn't too loose at the base.

If you are between sizes, it's generally recommended to size up.

Wearing adjustable rings:
Gently adjust the ring to fit your desired finger. 
Ensure the adjusted ring is snug enough not to slip off but loose enough to be comfortable.

Adjust the ring with care:
Avoid excessive force or too much adjusting, as this could damage the ring. 


Too much bending of the metal can cause; the metal to become brittle and break, and/or the gemstones in the settings to crack and/or loosen.