Sizing

Size Guide

A beautiful jewel should feel as considered as it looks. The right size is especially important: it helps us craft your jewellery with the correct proportion, comfort and fit from the beginning.

How to Measure Your Ring Size

You can measure your ring size with a thin strip of paper, a soft measuring tape or a piece of fabric string.

Method 1 — Measure Your Finger

Cut a thin strip of paper or use a soft fabric string.
Wrap it around the base of the finger where you will wear the ring.
Make sure it feels close to the skin, but not tight.
Mark the point where the paper or string meets.
Lay it flat and measure the length in millimetres with a ruler.

The measurement in mm is your European ring size.

Method 2 — Measure a Ring You Own

Choose a ring that fits the correct finger comfortably.
Measure the inner diameter from one inside edge to the opposite inside edge.
Use the table below to find the closest European size.

Best with plain, round rings. Wide bands may need a slightly different fit.

Ring Size Conversion Table

Circumference	Diameter	EU / DE / FR	IT / ES / CH
44 mm	14.0 mm	44	4
45 mm	14.3 mm	45	5
46 mm	14.6 mm	46	6
47 mm	15.0 mm	47	7
48 mm	15.3 mm	48	8
49 mm	15.6 mm	49	9
50 mm	15.9 mm	50	10
51 mm	16.2 mm	51	11
52 mm	16.6 mm	52	12
53 mm	16.9 mm	53	13
54 mm	17.2 mm	54	14
55 mm	17.5 mm	55	15
56 mm	17.8 mm	56	16
57 mm	18.1 mm	57	17
58 mm	18.5 mm	58	18
59 mm	18.8 mm	59	19
60 mm	19.1 mm	60	20
61 mm	19.4 mm	61	21
62 mm	19.7 mm	62	22
63 mm	20.1 mm	63	23
64 mm	20.4 mm	64	24
65 mm	20.7 mm	65	25
66 mm	21.0 mm	66	26
67 mm	21.3 mm	67	27
68 mm	21.6 mm	68	28
69 mm	22.0 mm	69	29
70 mm	22.3 mm	70	30

Measuring Tips

Measure at the end of the day, when hands are at their natural size.
Avoid measuring when hands are very cold, very warm or swollen.
For wider rings and larger eternity bands (especially around 3 CTW), choose a slightly more generous fit.
For additional peace of mind, please check our resizing offer before placing your order.

How to Measure Your Bracelet Size

Use a soft measuring tape, a strip of paper or a piece of fabric string.

Wrap it around your wrist where you would normally wear the bracelet.
Keep it close to the skin, but not tight.
Mark the point where the paper or string meets.
Lay it flat and measure the length in millimetres with a ruler.

This is your wrist measurement. Add extra length depending on how you prefer to wear your bracelet.

Bracelet Size Guide

Wrist	Close Fit	Comfortable Fit	Relaxed Fit
140 mm	155 mm	160 mm	170 mm
145 mm	160 mm	165 mm	175 mm
150 mm	165 mm	170 mm	180 mm
155 mm	170 mm	175 mm	185 mm
160 mm	175 mm	180 mm	190 mm
165 mm	180 mm	185 mm	195 mm
170 mm	185 mm	190 mm	200 mm
175 mm	190 mm	195 mm	205 mm
180 mm	195 mm	200 mm	210 mm
185 mm	200 mm	205 mm	215 mm
190 mm	205 mm	210 mm	220 mm
195 mm	210 mm	215 mm	225 mm
200 mm	215 mm	220 mm	230 mm

Close Fit

Sits nearer to the wrist and moves less.

Comfortable Fit

Allows natural movement and is usually the best choice for daily wear.

Relaxed Fit

Sits looser and gives more movement around the wrist.

For cuffs, bangles and personalised bracelets, the shape of the piece matters as much as the measurement. If your piece is made to order, we may ask for additional wrist details before production begins.