Silver Cufflinks with Stones

RINGS

How to find your ring size

In order to find the correct size for your ring you need first to decide on which finger you're willing to wear it. Please bear in mind that our fingers tend to swell a bit when temperatures rise. You will also need to take into account the thickness of your knuckle to make sure the ring will slid through.
If you have already a ring that fits you as you wish, we suggest you to measure it and use that size as reference while ordering. If not, you can measure your finger.

Let's Measure!
You will need:

• String
• Tape measure or ruler
• Existing ring that fits well, if you have it
• Pen or any marker

• Wrap the string around the base of the finger so that it fits perfectly to its size, or place the string inside the ring following its shape so that it fits.
• With the pen, mark where the ends of the string come together.
• Lay the strip on a flat surface next to the ruler and measure its length in millimeters. This number is the circumference of your finger or the ring.
• Using the circumference measurement you've just found, consult the chart below to see which ring size corresponds to your measurement.

Ring Size Chart

Helpful sizing tips
When choosing a ring size:
Always choose the ring size of the largest finger you’ll be wearing the ring on.
Stackable rings:
For a more comfortable fit, consider selecting one size up from your normal ring size.

BRACELETS

How to find your bracelet size

Choosing the correct bracelet size depends on the bracelet type. While bangle are rigid and not sizable, most link bracelets can be adjusted to your preferred size. Always refer to product information for these details.
If you have already a bracelet that fits you as you wish, we suggest you to measure it and use that size as reference while ordering. If not, you can measure your wrist.
If you are between wrist or bracelet sizes, we recommend choosing the next size up.

Let's Measure!
You will need:

• String
• Tape measure or ruler
• Existing bracelet that fits well, if you have it
• Pen or any marker

• If using a tape measure, with your palm open and facing up, just above your wrist bone and note down the measurement.
• If using a string, with your palm open and facing up, wrap the string around your wrist, just above your wrist bone. Mark where the ends meet with a pen or a marker. Lay the string on a flat surface next to the ruler and measure it to where you've made the mark.
• We recommend you to add 2cm (0.8inches) to the wrist size measurement to find your bracelet size.
• Using the measurement you've just found, consult the chart below to see which bracelet size corresponds to your measurement.

• For link style bracelet, just lay your bracelet on a flat surface next to the ruler to measure its length.
• For bangle style bracelets, place the string inside it following its shape so that it fits. Mark where the ends meet with a pen or a marker. Lay the string on a flat surface next to the ruler and measure it to where you've made the mark.
• Using the measurement you've just found, consult the chart below to see which bracelet size corresponds to your measurement.

Link Styles - lenght

Cuff & Bangle Styles - internal lenght

NECKLACES

How to find your necklace size

The perfect necklace length is very individual, depending also on the style of the necklace.
If you have already a necklace that fits you as you wish, we suggest you to measure it and use that size as reference while ordering.
We recommend doing this in front of the mirror so you can imagine how the necklace's lenght would look.
Please note all our necklaces' size are referring to the full lenght of the piece.

Let's Measure!
You will need:

• String
• Tape measure or ruler
• Existing necklace, if you have it
• Pen or any marker

• If using a tape measure, place it around your neck like a necklace, adjust it to the desired length and note down the measurement.
• If using a string, place it around your neck like a necklace and adjust it to the desired length. Mark where the ends meet with a pen or a marker. Lay the string on a flat surface next to the ruler and measure it to where you've made the mark.
• If measuring your existing neckalce, lay it down on a flat surface and use the tape to measure its lenght from one end of the clasp to the other.
• Using the measurement you've just found, consult the chart below to see which necklace size corresponds to your desired length.

Inches	CM
16"	40
18"	45
20"	50
24"	60
28"	70
32"	80