The right fit feels effortless.
Proportion is personal. A piece's construction, your preferred fit, and the way you plan to wear it matter as much as the number on a measuring tape.
Necklaces
Chain length is measured end to end, including the clasp. Use a soft tape or string to preview where a length will sit. Neck size, pendant dimensions, and clothing change the visual drop; model imagery is illustrative.
| Length | Typical styling |
|---|---|
| 16 inches / 40.6 cm | A shorter position, often near the collarbone. |
| 18 inches / 45.7 cm | A versatile position below the collarbone. |
| 20 inches / 50.8 cm | A longer drop, useful for layering. |
These lengths are styling references, not a statement of available options for every necklace. Confirm the exact chain before ordering.
Rings
A professional measurement of the intended finger is the most reliable starting point. Measure when your hands are at a comfortable temperature, ideally later in the day. Wider bands may feel tighter. The same finger on opposite hands can differ.
Not all designs can be resized. Confirm the fit and resizing possibilities before ordering, especially for eternity bands and personalized pieces.
Bracelets
Measure around the wrist with a soft tape, then allow room for your preferred movement. A structured cuff, tennis bracelet, and fine chain bracelet can each fit differently. Ask us to help interpret the dimensions of your selected piece.
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