Size guide

(Ring & necklace guide below)

Cuff bracelet Size Guide :

1. Measure the width of your wrist (right above the prominent "wrist bone"), using a hard ruler. (the wrist pictured has a size 6cm)

2. Already have a cuff that fits? Measure its inner width to find our your size. (It needs to be an oval open cuff bracelet similar to the one pictured)

Recommendations for a not too tight and not too loose fit :
• I usually offer sizes from 4,5cm, 5cm, 5,5cm, 6cm, 6,5cm, 7cm and 7,5cm. (4,5cm would correspond to a XS female size, 5cm to an S, etc).

• If your wrist is rather round, and you appear to fit between two sizes, you may choose the size below
• If your wrist is rather flat, and you appear to fit between two sizes, you may choose de upper size.
• You will also very easily be able to adjust the cuff slightly, closing it a little or opening it a little. You will also be able to adjust the shape a little ~ making the oval shape more round or wide ~ for a perfect fit.

Important : metal cuffs aren't meant to be adjusted repeatedly. Everytime you bend the metal, it becomes harder. With time, the metal becomes so hard in areas of the cuff, that it can end up cracking. This is why it is important to choose a correct size from the start ~ so you don't need to adjust it everytime you wear it :)

How to measure your wrist explained in video :

And how to put on a cuff bracelet without un-shaping it and without scratching your arm :

Ring size guide

As I get this question a lot : kindly note that coming to my house to measure your finger is not a service I offer. Thank you for your understanding ! However I will gladly help you by email if you have any doubt or struggle to determine your size, after reading this guide. Do not hesitate to reach out!

Don't know your ring size?

I made a video for you, explaining :

- what a good size fit should be
- how to figure out your size

I highly recommend you to watch it if you're purchasing a ring with a stone, like the Sena or the Kaha ring, as I give specific recommendations for the fit you should look for

You can find it here (and it has French subtitles if needed!)

How to figure out your size :

a • Go to a jewelry shop
Ask for your size in a jewelry shop, they normally always offer that for free and it will take just a minute.

b • Use one of your ring
If you have a ring that perfectly fits the finger you are wanting to buy a ring for : measure its inside diameter :

How to measure the inside diameter of your ring

How to measure the inside diameter of your ring

If you use this method, you can let me know your needed size in the little note in your cart (no need to convert it using the conversion chart).

Very important !
- the ring needs to be perfectly round for a correct measurement (no open ring, no unshaped ring)
- use a thin ring to measure this : if you use a large ring, the size will not be accurate. (it should be less than 5mm/0.196" in width)

If you aren't sure of the size you see, you can send me a picture of your ring on the ruler.

c • Purchase a ring sizer online :
For a few € you can get yourself a ring sizer online. I recommend the kind with multiple rings shown below, which will give you a more precise result

Necklace lengths

The chain lengths offered in my shop are :
37cm
41cm
51cm

These lengths usually come with an additional 4,5cm extender. So for example a 37cm chain with extender, will allow you to adjust the length from 37cm to 41,5cm.