Sizing Guide

To ensure the perfect fit, we suggest measuring your neck to the desired length for your necklace. A sewing tape measure works best for this, but if you don't have one, you can use a household item like headphones, charging cables, or a piece of string or yarn. Measure that item with a ruler afterward.
Use the chart as a general guide, but keep in mind that neck sizes vary, so it may not be entirely accurate for everyone.
You can use this chart to help guide you, but everyone has different sized necks, so please use this knowing that it might not be accurate for you.
Sizing according to the chart:

12-14": Choker size

14": Falls right at the base of the neck.

16": Hits around the collar bone.

18": Most popular length for pendants.

20": Falls right above the cleavage.

Necklaces

The right fit is crucial for both comfort and style. For women's bracelets, the standard length ranges from 6.5 to 7.5 inches, with 7 inches being the most common size. Use the guide below to measure your wrist and find the perfect bracelet size for you.
If you're using a flexible tape measure, wrap it around your wrist, typically just below the wrist bone. Note the number where the tape meets the 0 mark.

If you're using a strip of paper, wrap it around your wrist, usually just below the wrist bone. Mark your size with a pen or pencil, then use a ruler to measure the length.

For a comfortable fit, add ¾” to your length. You can then adjust according to your preference for a loose, exact, or tight fit. Use the following guidelines:
- Snug Fit: Add ¼” to ½”
- Comfort Fit: Add ¾” to 1”
- Loose Fit: Add 1 ¼”
How Should a Bracelet Fit?
- The perfect bracelet should be loose enough to move slightly but not so loose that it slides off your hand.
Snug or Loose Fit?
- This depends on personal preference. Some people prefer their bracelets looser for a bangle style, while others prefer a snug fit. Ultimately, choose a fit that feels comfortable to you.

Our anklets are designed to fit a bit looser, draping elegantly around your ankle.

Use a measuring tape, or alternatively cut an even strip of paper or string.
Position the tape, paper or string around the circumference of your ankle, either on or just below the ankle bone (where most anklets fall).
Mark the spot where the ends meet. Measure the distance with a ruler or soft measuring tape (in inches). To avoid stressing the chain, we recommend adding an extra 3/4 inch to this measurement.