While we recommend having your ring size professionally measured by a jeweller, we understand that this may not always be convenient. To help, we’ve created a simple “DIY Ring Measurement Guide” for you.
You can download the guide below to measure your ring size at home.
The diagram to the right provides a general guide to chain lengths based on an average or smaller neck size for dainty necklaces. Below are more detailed descriptions:
40 cm: This is considered a short chain or choker for an average neck. It rests perfectly at the base of the neck like a collar. Simple, dainty chains in this length are especially popular.
42 cm: A short chain, but not quite a choker for an average/small neck. Ideal for larger neck sizes if you want a choker-style fit.
45 cm: A popular choice, this length falls just below the throat at the collarbone for an average/small neck. It’s perfect for wearing initial, disc, or bar necklaces and stacking with shorter or longer chains. For chunky necklaces, we recommend this length for smaller neck sizes.
50 cm: Ideal for those with larger neck sizes or for anyone who prefers a necklace that sits lower, perfect for plunging necklines. It works well for initial, disc, and bar necklaces on larger necks and also pairs nicely with shorter or longer pieces. For chunky necklaces, this length is great for average-sized necks.
60 cm: This length is perfect for chunky necklaces on larger necks. It also works well with a 55 cm chain.
80 cm: This chain typically hangs near or just below the chest, or can be worn as a double-layered choker on average/small neck sizes. It’s also a great option for stacking with other necklaces.
100 cm: The longest chain, typically hanging just above the belly button. This can also be worn doubled around the neck for all neck sizes and is an excellent choice for stacking with other necklaces.
