There are a few ways to find your (or your significant other's) ring size. The most accurate way is to go to a local jeweler and get sized. Depending on the width of the ring, your size might vary (A thin band can often be a smaller size than a thick band, for example).

We also provide a sizing PDF you can print out at home. It includes interior diameters of ring sizes to measure an existing ring you have, and a ring sizer you can cut out and use to find your ring size.

In order for the ring sizer to be accurate, you must print the PDF at 100% scale. There's a 1 inch measuring mark on the sheet to ensure it prints at the correct scale before finding your size.

For soft, linked bracelets, we suggest measuring the circumference of your wrist and adding 1/2" to find the ideal length for your new piece.

If you have an existing soft bracelet that fits you well, that can also be measured to ensure a proper fit.

We also provide a sizing PDF you can print out at home. It includes interior diameters of cuff sizes to measure an existing bracelet you have, and a measuring tape you can cut out and use to find your wrist size.

In order for the bracelet sizer to be accurate, you must print the PDF at 100% scale. There's a 1 inch measuring mark on the sheet to ensure it prints at the correct scale before finding your size.