Size Guide

Rings
Necklaces
Bracelets
Rings
Measurement Type
Diameter UK US European
14 mm 3 f1/2 44
14.6 mm 3.75 h 46
15.3 mm 4.5 h1/2-i1/2 48
16 mm 5 j-k 50
16.5 mm 6 l-l1/2 52
17.2 mm 7 m1/2-n1/2 54
17.8 mm 7.5 o-p 56
18.5 mm 8.5 p1/2 - q1/2 58
19 mm 9 r1/2-s 60
19.8 mm 10 t1/2 62
20.4 mm 10.5 v 64
Circumference UK US European
44 mm 3 f1/2 44
46 mm 3.75 h 46
48 mm 4.5 h1/2-i1/2 48
50 mm 5 j-k 50
52 mm 6 l-l1/2 52
54 mm 7 m1/2-n1/2 54
56 mm 7.5 o-p 56
58 mm 8.5 p1/2 - q1/2 58
60 mm 9 r1/2-s 60
62 mm 10 t1/2 62
64 mm 10.5 v 64
Sizing Tips
When choosing a ring size:

Choose the ring size of the largest finger on which you’ll be wearing the ring. When measuring, round off to the closest whole millimeter.

Stackable rings:

For a looser fit, select one size up from your normal ring size.

Wide shank ring:

This ring has a wider band. We recommend one size larger than your normal ring size.

Find Your Diameter

If you already have a ring whose length you like, you can measure it to help determine which size to choose. There are two ways to measure a ring.

You'll need: Tape measure or ruler A ring you like
Step1:

Find a ring that fits. .

Step2:

Lay the ring on top of a ruler, and measure the widest area inside the ring from the inner edge to the inner edge. Round off to the closest whole millimeter.

Tip:

If your ring is a different shape than a circle, measure the shortest distance across it.

Find Your Circumference

Circumference is the measurement around the base of the finger.

You'll need: 5mm wide strip of paper Pencil of fine tip pen Ruler
Step1:

Cut a long strip of paper that is 5.0 mm wide.

Step2:

Wrap the strip of paper around the base of the desired finger. For the most accurate result, pull the paper as tightly as possible.

*Don’t worry! The correct ring size is determined on the basis of a tight measurement, the ring itself won’t fit that tightly.

Step3:

Ensure that the paper is evenly overlapped and pulled tight, and mark where the strip of paper meets itself.

Step4:

Ensure that the paper is evenly overlapped and pulled tight, and mark where the strip of paper meets itself.

Necklace
Centimetres Inches
38 15
40 15.7
42 16.5
45 17.7
50 19.7
60 23.6
65 25.6
70 27.6
75 29.5
80 31.5
90 35.4
Chokers:

Marigold chokers come in one size only and are fully adjustable with a sliding clasp.

Necklaces:

Marigold Chain Necklaces come in one size only and are not adjustable.

Measure your existing necklace

If you already have a necklace whose length you like, you can measure it to help determine which size to choose. There are two ways to measure a necklace.

You'll need: Tape measure or ruler A necklace you like

Option 1:

Measure Full Length

Lay the necklace down on a flat surface in a straight line. Measure it from one end of the clasp to the other and note down the length.

Option 2:

Measure When Closed

With the necklace clasp closed, lay it down on a flat surface and measure its length from end to end. Next, double that measurement and note it down.

Bracelets
Bracelet Size WRIST SIZE(INCHES) WRIST SIZE(MM)
6 Up to 5.5" Up to 140
6.5 5.6" - 6.0" 140-152
7 6.1" - 6.5" 153-165
7.5/M 6.6" - 7" 166-178
8/L 7.1" - 7.5" 179-190
6-7(with extender) Up to 6.5" Up to 165
7-8(extender) 6.6"-7.5" 166-190
Find your wrist size

Not sure about size? Here are two ways to find your wrist size.

You'll need: Tape measure or ruler

Option 1:

Measuring Tape

1. Wrap the measuring tape around your wrist just above the wrist bone with your palm open and facing up.

2. Note down the measurement of your wrist.

Option 2:

String Method

1. Wrap the string around your wrist just above the wrist bone with your palm open and facing up, mark where the ends meet with a pen or marker.

2. Lay the string flat and measure it to where you’ve made your mark and note down the measurement to find your wrist sizer.