Customer Care

1. Measure Your Finger

• Step 1: Wrap a piece of string around the base of your partner's finger, where a ring would typically sit. Ensure the string is snug but not too tight.
• Step 2: Use a marker to note the point on the string where the two ends meet.

2. Measure the String

• Step 3: Unwrap the string and use a ruler to measure the distance between the two marks. This measurement will give you the circumference of the finger.

3. Find the Ring Size

• Step 4: Use a ring size chart to match your measurement with the corresponding ring size. Most charts provide sizes in millimeters or inches, so be sure to convert your measurement if necessary.

Pro Tip:

For the most accurate results, measure the finger at the end of the day when it's warm. Fingers can shrink in the cold, so measuring in the evening ensures a more accurate size.

By following this guide, you’ll find the perfect ring size, ensuring both comfort and style.

1. Measure Your Neck

Start by measuring the circumference of your neck using a soft measuring tape. This will give you a baseline measurement.

2. Add Length for Comfort

To ensure your necklace fits comfortably, add 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 cm) to your neck measurement. This range will give you the minimum recommended chain length that sits comfortably around your neck.

3. Choose the Right Style

• Choker (14-16 inches): Sits snugly around the neck, perfect for high or scoop necklines.
• Princess (16-18 inches): A versatile length that falls just below the collarbone, ideal for most outfits.
• Matinee (20-24 inches): A longer length that works well with business and casual attire.

Pro Tip:

If you prefer a looser fit or plan to layer your necklaces, consider adding an extra inch or two. This allows for a more relaxed and stylish look.

By following this guide, you'll find the perfect necklace length that enhances your outfit and complements your personal style.

1. Measure Your Wrist

• Step 1: Wrap a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper around your wrist, just above the wrist bone where you’d typically wear a bracelet. Make sure it’s snug but not too tight.
• Step 2: Mark the point where the measuring tape or paper overlaps. If you’re using paper, unwrap it and measure the length with a ruler. This will give you your wrist circumference.

2. Determine Your Bracelet Size

• Step 3: Add 0.5 to 1 inch (1.25 to 2.5 cm) to your wrist measurement for a comfortable fit. This will be your ideal bracelet size.

3. Choose the Right Style

• Chain Bracelets: Should fit comfortably around your wrist without being too tight or too loose.
• Bangles and Cuffs: May need to be slightly larger to slide over your hand.

Pro Tip:

When in doubt, opt for an adjustable bracelet that allows you to customize the fit to your liking.