Bracelet and necklace fit depends on the construction as well as the length. Measure in millimeters or centimeters, tell us how you want the piece to sit and confirm which dimensions are included in the product description.

Flexible bracelets

Measure your wrist where you intend to wear the bracelet with a flexible measuring tape. Keep the tape close to the skin without squeezing. Send us that wrist measurement and whether you prefer a close or relaxed fit; we will discuss the finished length for the design.

The wrist measurement is not automatically the bracelet length. Beads, links, thickness and the clasp all affect the internal space. A similar bracelet that fits well is a useful reference if measured end to end, with its clasp included.

Bangles and cuffs

A closed bangle must pass over the widest part of the hand, so wrist circumference alone is not enough. Measuring the internal dimensions of a well-fitting bangle is often more useful. For oval bangles, provide both internal width and height.

For an open cuff, tell us your wrist dimensions and discuss the opening with us. A cuff is not necessarily adjustable. Repeated bending can weaken the metal or damage a setting.

Chains and necklaces

Use a flexible tape or an existing chain to see where a chosen length falls on you. Measure a chain laid straight, including the clasp. Consider neckline, neck circumference, pendant size and whether you plan to layer it with another piece.

A necklace shown on a model may sit differently on your body. Check whether the quoted dimensions refer to the chain alone or the full design, and whether an extender is included.

Pendants and earrings

Compare the stated dimensions with a ruler or a paper outline at actual size. Check whether pendant height includes the bail and whether a chain is included. For earrings, consider both drop length and weight where listed.

For a made-to-order fit, send us your measurements before production. Ring sizing is covered separately in our Ring Size Guide.