Size guide
Find your fit. Make it yours.
We use US sizing. Choose a way to measure, then match your fit to the sizes offered on your ring’s product page.
Find your ring size
Match a bank card to your screen, then measure your knuckle first and the base of the same finger second. Or take two readings of a ring that fits. The tool gives your approximate US size.
No camera. No photo upload. Just your screen and a bank card.
Prefer a physical sizer?
Try the fit at home with our complimentary ring sizer. You’ll also receive a $20 AUD discount code towards your ring.
Get a free ring sizerSee the ring sizer product page for order details.
Ring size chart
| Sher Clan / US | Inside diameter (mm) | Circumference (mm) | UK / AU | EU |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.5 | 16.9 | 53.1 | N | 53 |
| 8 | 18.2 | 57.1 | Q | 57 |
| 9.25 | 19.2 | 60.3 | S ¼ | 60 |
| 10.25 | 20.0 | 62.8 | U | 63 |
| 11 | 20.6 | 64.7 | V ½ | 65 |
| 12 | 21.4 | 67.5 | Y | 68 |
Approximate conversions and published measurements. Available sizes vary by design; check the product’s size options.
Measure a ring you own
Choose a ring that fits the same finger on the same hand. Measure straight across its widest inside opening in millimetres, from inner edge to inner edge. Exclude the metal. Match that measurement to the chart.
Get the fit right
How should a ring fit?
It should feel secure at the base and pass over your knuckle with gentle resistance. Measure when your hands are at a comfortable temperature, and repeat at another time if they feel swollen or cold.
Between sizes or have larger knuckles?
Check that the size clears your knuckle without feeling loose at the base. Don’t round down automatically. Try our physical sizer or ask us for help with the particular design before choosing.
Does a wider band fit differently?
A wider band can feel tighter than a narrow one in the same size. If you’re comparing an existing ring, use a similar band width where possible. Check the product description for fit notes.
Can I measure with paper?
Use a strip of paper about 15 cm long and 5 mm wide. Wrap it comfortably around the ring-wearing area, mark where it overlaps, then lay it flat and measure to the mark in millimetres. This is your circumference, not your diameter. Check it against the chart and allow for the knuckle. Paper can shift or tighten, so confirm an uncertain result with a physical sizer.
Buying a gift?
If you can, measure a ring they wear on the intended finger. Sizes can differ between hands and fingers. If you’re unsure, a physical sizer is a better starting point than guessing.
Room to get it right
We offer 30-day size exchanges on eligible pieces. Check the exchange policy for conditions and return instructions.
View exchange policyNecklace length guide
Choose a length and neck build to see how the chain sits.
Length: 50 cm
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Rendered fit reference. Chain placement varies with your neck, build and pendant. Check each product for available lengths.
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How to choose your necklace length
- Lay a necklace you like flat and measure it end to end, including the clasp.
- Or drape non-stretch string around your neck to your preferred length. Mark it, lay it flat and measure.
- Compare with the chain length listed on the product page. Check any extender and pendant drop separately.
55cm is the one to pick if you're unsure. It's the length we pair with every pendant, and it works on most builds.
Chain length, extender and pendant: what’s included?
The chain length describes the necklace itself. An extender adds adjustable length; a pendant hangs below the chain. Check the product description for what is included and the dimensions of each part.
How do I choose lengths for layering?
Leave 5cm between lengths so each chain sits clear of the one above. 45-50, or 50 and 55 tend to be the most common.
Find your bracelet size
Choose from 19 cm and 21 cm. Measure your wrist first, then allow a little extra room for a comfortable fit.
How to measure your wrist
- Wrap a flexible tape or a strip of paper around your wrist just below the wrist bone, where your bracelet will sit. Keep it snug against your skin without squeezing.
- Read the tape, or mark where the paper overlaps and measure it flat with a ruler. This is your wrist circumference.
- Add about 1.5 cm as a starting point for a comfortable chain-bracelet fit, then compare with the 19 cm and 21 cm options below.
Wrist measurement + about 1.5 cm = starting bracelet length
Tips for a better fit
- Measure the wrist you will wear it on; your wrists may be different sizes.
- Chunkier links can feel closer-fitting than a fine chain. Check the design’s fit notes and allow more room if needed.
- Already have a bracelet that fits? Lay it straight and measure end to end, including the clasp.
Bracelet size chart
| Bracelet length | Inches | Example wrist |
|---|---|---|
| 19 cm | 7.5 | 17.5 cm |
| 21 cm | 8.3 | 19.5 cm |
The wrist examples allow 1.5 cm of extra room. They are starting points, not fixed wrist-size limits. The size you order is the bracelet length, including the clasp.
Between 19 cm and 21 cm?
Compare how much room each length leaves. For an 18 cm wrist, a 19 cm bracelet leaves 1 cm for a closer fit; a 21 cm bracelet leaves 3 cm for a looser fit. If your wrist measurement plus 1.5 cm falls between our sizes, choose 21 cm for more movement. If that sounds too loose, ask us about the particular design before ordering.
How should a bracelet fit?
It should move comfortably without digging into your skin or slipping over your hand. A close fit moves less; a relaxed fit sits lower towards your hand. Check the product’s fit notes, especially for thicker links.
Find your cuff fit
Cuffs have an open shape and fit differently from chain bracelets. Use the cuff’s own dimensions rather than the 19 cm / 21 cm chart.
How do I choose a cuff?
Measure your wrist using the steps above, then compare it with the internal dimensions, opening and any recommended wrist range on the product page. Both the shape and the opening affect fit; a single-size cuff will not fit every wrist.
How do I put it on and check the fit?
Slide the opening over the narrow side of your wrist, then gently rotate the cuff into position. Do not force it over your hand. It should sit securely with a little movement, without pinching or slipping off.
Can I adjust a cuff myself?
Only adjust a cuff if its product description says it is adjustable. If it is, use your hands to make small, gentle changes and follow the product’s instructions. Avoid tools, twisting or forcing the ends apart.
Once the fit is right, leave the shape set. Repeated bending can weaken the cuff. If you are unsure, contact us before adjusting it.