We recommend using the app 'Ring sizer' - here you can easily measure one of your own rings, directly on your phone screen.

Watch our size guide video here

An alternative: The easiest way to find your ring size is to use a tape measure. You measure the millimeters around the desired finger you want to find a ring for.

If you measure approximately 49mm - you should use the size called 'US 5 / EU 49 (XS)'.

You can also use this guide:
1. Find thin tape/paper, pen, scissors and ruler.
2. Use the thin ribbon, or cut a thin strip of paper and wrap it around your finger 'tightly'. Where the ribbon/paper overlap, draw a line.
3. Measure on your ruler how many mm there are from the end to the line you have drawn.
If you are between two sizes, we recommend that you choose the larger one.

We include a free ring gauge with all orders with rings - so you can be sure of your size and exchange your ring for free with us.

Our necklaces are available in these 3 sizes:

36+4cm extender (choke)
40+5cm extender (middle)
45+5cm extender (long)

We always have an extender on our chain, so you can adjust the length depending on whether you want to stack more chains.

Measure one of your own necklaces you are happy with to be sure of the length.

Our bracelets are available in these 2 sizes:

15+4cm extender
18+4cm extender

We always have an extender on our chain so you can adjust or if you are unsure when you are between two sizes.

Guide:
1. Measure with a measuring tape or with a string that you put around the wrist, without tightening it.
2. Where the string overlaps, you put a line.
3. Then measure on a ruler how many cm there are from the end to the marking.

You can always remove our extender with small jewelry pliers if you don't want it.

Our ankle chain is available in this size:

22+4cm extension

We always have an extender on our chain so you can adjust your chain.

Guide:
1. Measure with a measuring tape or with a string that you put around the ankle, without tightening it.
2. Where the string overlaps, you put a line.
3. Then measure on a ruler how many cm there are from the end to the marking.

You can always remove our extender with small jewelry pliers if you don't want it.

Earrings come in many sizes.

On each product, we have carefully described how wide/narrow each style is.
You will also find the diameter and size of both hoops and ear studs.

We always note the weight of our earrings, so you can get a sense of whether your ears can support the jewellery.

It is very individual what various earlobes can withstand in terms of weight.

Our earrings and hoops are usually fairly light and within the standard.