Rings are the hardest jewelry to fit correctly. Online you can find tons of ring sizing guides with paper and measure existing rings, but those tools are notoriously unreliable as it is hard to measure a ring's inside diameter correctly. Add to that the fact that a thin band and a thick one will fit differently and that many people have fingers that change in size depending on weather, etc. and it gets even more complicated.

We suggest going to a store and getting your fingers sized with a ring sizer. If that is not an option, contact us and we will help you with finding your ring size. We also offer ring sizers that you can have mailed to you to check your ring size.

The easiest way to find out how a necklace length will fit you is to measure necklaces you already have.

If you don’t have a necklace with a similar length to what you are looking to find, you could use a string, cord, etc. and wrap the string around your neck. Be sure to have the string pressed against the nape of your neck and adjust one end so that the string falls the way you want your necklace to look, then mark where it meets back with the string. Use a tape measure or ruler to measure the string to find the ideal length.

Measure your wrist with a flexible tape measure or a strip of paper just below the wrist bone, where you would normally wear the bracelet. If you are using a strip of paper, mark your size with a pen or pencil then use a ruler to measure the length. That is your base wrist size. 

To find your bracelet size, just add your wrist size with the appropriate measurements below:

• Snug Fit = Add 1/4" to 1/2" This fit is best for very thin and delicate bracelets.
• Comfort Fit = Add 3/4" to 1" This is the most common fit for bracelets and most chains and beaded bracelets should be Comfort Fit.
• Loose Fit = Add 1 1/4" This fit is best for large cuff bracelets or bangles.