Size Guide

Ring Sizes

Our rings are available in three sizes. Use the table below to find the size that works for you.

Fenn size	UK ring size	Approx. inside circumference
Small (S)	54 / N	5.4cm (2.13in)
Medium (M)	56 / O½	5.6cm (2.20in)
Large (L)	58 / Q	5.8cm (2.28in)

How to measure your ring size at home

You’ll need a piece of non-stretchy string, a pen and a ruler. For the most reliable result, measure more than once.

Wrap the string around the base of the finger you plan to wear your ring on. It should feel comfortable, not tight.
Mark the point where the two ends meet.
Lay the string flat and measure from the end to the mark in millimetres.
Repeat a couple of times and use the most consistent measurement to compare with the circumference guide above.

A few things to keep in mind: Your fingers can change size with temperature, so measure when your hands are at a comfortable, normal temperature. The ring should pass over your knuckle without being too loose at the base. String measurements are a guide only; a jeweller’s ring sizer is more accurate. If you’re between sizes, or your measurement doesn’t match one of our three options, contact us before ordering.

Necklace Lengths

Necklace length affects where a chain sits and how it looks when layered. The guide below shows common points of reference for lengths between 40cm and 56cm. Placement is approximate and will vary with neck size, body shape, chain style and the neckline you’re wearing.

Length	Inches (approx.)	Typical fit on women	Typical fit on men
40cm	15.7in	Close to the base of the neck, like a short necklace.	A close-fitting chain around the base of the neck; may feel snug depending on neck size.
45cm	17.7in	Often sits around the collarbone.	Usually a shorter chain sitting high on the chest, near the collarbone.
50cm	19.7in	Often sits just below the collarbone.	Typically sits around the upper chest.
56cm	22.0in	Usually sits lower on the chest, depending on proportions.	Often sits around the upper to mid-chest.

Tip: To preview a necklace length, measure a piece of string to the chain length and place it around your neck. Check where it falls in a mirror, ideally while wearing a similar neckline to the one you’d usually choose.

Bracelet Sizes

Our standard bracelet length starts at 18cm, with selected adjustable designs offering extra length for a more flexible fit.

18cm / 7.1in

Our minimum bracelet length. A good starting point for a smaller wrist, depending on how you like your bracelet to fit.

Up to 24cm / 9.4in

Selected adjustable bracelets can extend up to 24cm for additional room.

Up to 33cm / 13.0in

Our longer adjustable designs extend up to 33cm, offering a more flexible fit or additional styling options.

How to measure your wrist at home

You’ll need a piece of string and a ruler or tape measure.

Wrap the string around your wrist where you’d normally wear a bracelet.
Keep it comfortably close to your skin, without pulling it tight.
Mark where the string meets, then lay it flat and measure the length.
Compare your wrist measurement with the bracelet’s stated length. For a looser fit, allow some extra room; for a closer fit, allow less.

Remember: Wrist measurement is not the same as bracelet length. The bracelet needs extra length beyond your wrist measurement to allow for comfort and movement. Fit also depends on the bracelet design and how you prefer to wear it.

Sizing FAQs

What if I’m between ring sizes?

Our rings are available in S, M and L. If your measurement falls between the sizes listed, or you’re unsure which to choose, contact us before ordering and we’ll help where we can.

Will a necklace sit the same on everyone?

No. Necklace placement depends on neck size, body shape, chain thickness and the neckline you’re wearing. The lengths in this guide are intended as a general reference.

How much extra room should I allow for a bracelet?

That depends on whether you prefer a close or relaxed fit and on the bracelet design. Measure your wrist first, then choose a bracelet length that leaves enough room for comfortable movement.

Can I use string to measure accurately?

String can help you estimate your size at home, but it can stretch or pull too tight. Use non-stretchy string, measure more than once, and use a jeweller’s sizing tool if you need a more precise result.