Size & Chain Length Guide
Finding your ring size
For the most reliable fit, have a jeweler measure the finger you plan to wear the ring on. Wider bands can feel tighter than slim bands, so mention the style you are considering.
- Measure when your hands are at a comfortable temperature.
- The ring should sit comfortably and pass over your knuckle with gentle resistance.
- Use the size options shown on the product page. If you are between sizes or unsure of the sizing system, contact us before ordering.
- Do not assume every ring can be resized; the metal, stones, and design affect what is possible.
Choosing a chain length
Use a soft measuring tape or string to test the length on yourself. Allow for the pendant’s drop. Neck size, clothing, and personal preference affect where a chain sits.
| Length | Centimeters | Styling starting point |
|---|---|---|
| 16 inches | 40.6 cm | A shorter, closer fit |
| 18 inches | 45.7 cm | A classic pendant length |
| 20 inches | 50.8 cm | A little more room and drop |
| 22 inches | 55.9 cm | A longer layering option |
| 24 inches | 61.0 cm | A longer statement look |
Matching a pendant and chain
Check the pendant’s bail opening and the chain’s width, including the clasp and end fittings. A chain must fit through the bail and suit the pendant’s weight. A pendant listing does not automatically include a chain.
Ask us for help with fit before ordering.