Guide to sizes

Use our handy guides below to determine the right size for your piece of jewellery. If you are in doubt, then pop in store and a member of our team can help to advise you of the correct sizing.

Inside circumference (mm)	Inside diameter (mm)	UK Ring Size
47.73	15.20	I
48.98	15.60	J
50.24	16.00	K
51.50	16.40	L
52.75	16.80	M
54.01	17.20	N
55.26	17.60	O
56.52	18.00	P
57.78	18.40	Q
59.03	18.80	R
60.29	19.20	S
61.54	61.54	T
62.80	20.00	U

Ring sizes

How to find your ring size:

Using your finger

Wrap a piece of string or thin strip of paper around the finger on which the ring will be worn.
Consider whether you’ll be stacking the ring, if so, measure around the point of the finger where the ring will sit.
Mark on the string or paper where it joins around the finger.
Lay the string or paper down flat and, with a ruler, measure the length. This length is the circumference of your finger for which you can now see the UK size in the chart.

Using a current ring

Choose a ring which fits comfortably.
Using a ruler, measure the inside diameter of the ring.
Use this measurement in the chart to find out your UK ring size.

Necklace sizes

The right length of chain depends a lot on the style of the chain, the circumference of your neck and the type of pendant being worn on the chain.

The best way to determine the length that suits you best, is to measure out a piece of string and hang it around your neck to see where it sits. Take into consideration any layering that you are styling and pendants that are being worn.

Chain in the UK tends to come in measurements of 16″, 18″, 20″, 22″, 24″ and so on.

Bracelet sizes

Wrap a piece of string or thin strip of paper around your wrist.
Consider how much movement you like in your bracelet or bangle when it sits on your wrist, and whether you’ll be stacking it.
Mark on the string or paper where it joins around the wrist.
Lay the string or paper down flat and, with a ruler, measure the length. This length is the circumference of your wrist.