You're welcome to book an appointment at our London showroom for a sizing consultation.

Alternatively, we can post you a home sizing kit. The sizing kit includes a measurement gauge where you can place an existing ring onto the chart to measure its ring size.

If you are measuring using the sizing kit, we recommend measuring your finger more than once, as you may find that your finger size fluctuates. Ideally this would be at different times of the day when you feel warm and cool.

If you can find a ring that you think is worn on the same finger then you can use the chart in our postal sizing kit.

Please note: ring sizing is approximately one size smaller on their non-dominant hand.

If you are unsure or require assistance please get in touch and we will be happy to help.

Wider rings often require sizing up, narrow rings typically require some sizing down.

If you are unsure please get in touch and we will make necessary adjustments based on your current size and desired ring design.

Yes, please see the ring conversion chart below.

You're welcome to book an appointment at our London showroom for a sizing consultation. Alternatively, we suggest the following techniques for measuring at home:

Bangle:

Put your hand on a flat surface with your fingers tucked into a fist, then taking a soft measuring tape, measure from the middle of the first knuckle to the middle of the fourth knuckle. This measurement will give us the inside diameter of your bangle.

Bracelet:

Take a soft measuring tape and measure around your wrist. This measurement will give us the circumference of your bracelet.

Bangles are solid closed hoops of metal that are pushed over the hand and bracelets are flexible- usually made from chain and have a clasp to attach them to the wrist. We have tips on how to measure for them both below.