Wrap a flexible measuring tape — or a piece of string and a ruler — snugly around your ankle, just above the ankle bone where an anklet naturally sits. If you're using string, mark the overlap point with a pen, then lay it flat against a ruler to read the length. No tape or string at home? Download and use the printable template below.

Size Guide

Anklet Size Guide

Finding the right fit should feel effortless.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

Simple. You'll need a flexible measuring tape, or a piece of string and a ruler.

HOW TO: Step by Step Guide

Step #1Measure your ankle

Wrap a flexible measuring tape — or a piece of string and a ruler — snugly around your ankle, just above the ankle bone where an anklet naturally sits.

If you're using string, mark the overlap point with a pen, then lay it flat against a ruler to read the length.

No tape or string at home? Download and use the printable template below.

Step #2Choose your fit feel

Decide how you want your anklet to sit, then add the matching amount to the measurement from Step #1:

Snug — add ¼ in (or 0.5 cm).
Sits close against the skin.

Comfort — add ½ in (or 1.5 cm). Our most popular fit.
A finger slides underneath.

Loose — add 1 in (or 2.5 cm).
Drapes gently and moves with you.

Wearing charms? Add a little extra so they can swing freely. See the photo on the right for a visual reference.

Step #3Find your size from the chart

Take the final number from Step #2 and choose the closest matching length on the anklet product page.

Examples:
• Measured 9 in → choose 9 in.
• Measured 9¼ in (between 9 and 9.5) → choose 9.5 in.
• Measured 10⅛ in (between 10 and 10.5) → choose 10.5 in.

Between two sizes? Always round up — a slightly looser anklet wears better than one that digs in.

Now you know your size — explore our anklet collection.

TIPS & TRICKS

Measure at the end of the day.
Ankles swell slightly in the heat and after standing — you want your anklet to feel right when you're actually wearing it.

Where the anklet sits matters.
For a piece that sits lower on the foot rather than at the ankle bone, measure 1 inch below the ankle bone instead.

Stacking two anklets?
Measure both ankles — they're often slightly different sizes — and consider sizing one slightly looser so the layers move independently.

Chain anklets with/without extenders.
Listed sizes are the anklet's chain length. Some styles include a built-in extender, others don't, and add-on extenders are available for select pieces. If yours has an extender, it adds extra length on top of the listed size — handy if you're between sizes or want a looser drape.

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Bracelet Size Guide

Finding the right bracelet fit should feel simple. Use this guide to measure your wrist and choose the fit you love.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

You only need a flexible measuring tape (or a string and ruler). Wrap it around your wrist where you normally wear your bracelet, then note the measurement.

Bracelet Fit FAQs

How do I measure my wrist at home?All you need is a tape or string.

Wrap a flexible measuring tape around your wrist where you normally wear a bracelet.
No tape? Use a strip of string, mark where it overlaps, then measure that length with a ruler.

What bracelet size should I choose?Pick your fit preference.

Start with your wrist measurement, then add extra room:

• Fitted look: +0.25 in (0.6 cm)
• Classic everyday fit: +0.5 in (1.3 cm)
• Relaxed fit: +0.75–1 in (1.9–2.5 cm)

I’m between sizes — should I size up or down?When in doubt, size up.

If your measurement falls between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort and easier movement.

How tight should a bracelet feel?Comfort first.

A well-fitted bracelet should sit securely without pinching.
As a guide, you should be able to slide 1–2 fingers between your wrist and bracelet.

Do charm or tennis bracelets fit differently?Design and weight can affect feel.

Yes. Heavier or fuller styles (like charm or tennis bracelets) can feel snugger on the wrist.
If you prefer extra movement, choose the next size up.

TIPS & TRICKS

Measure at the end of the day.
Measure at the end of the day when your wrist is at its most natural size.

Not sure about your size?
If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort.

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Chain Size Guide

A chain length is the full length when it is fastened, in inches. Measure an existing chain you like, or use the same method as a necklace.

HOW TO MEASURE

Lay a chain you already like flat. Measure from one end of the clasp to the other. That is the length, in inches.
No chain handy? Use a soft tape from the back of your neck to where you want it to rest.
Choose the closest length on the product.

If you will wear a pendant on the chain, the charm hangs below the chain, so the pendant sits a little lower than a plain chain of the same length.

TIPS & TRICKS

14 to 16 in sits high, at the neck or collarbone.

18 to 20 in sits below the collarbone, on the upper chest.

The product page lists the lengths we make for that chain.

Earring Size Guide

Earring size on the product is the size of that pair. Hoops are measured straight across the hoop.

HOW TO MEASURE

For a hoop, lay it flat and measure straight across the outside, in millimeters. Match the closest size on the product.
For a huggie, the size is the opening that sits against the earlobe. A smaller opening sits closer to the ear.
If the product lists only one size, that is the size we make. Studs do not need a fit measurement unless a size is listed.

TIPS & TRICKS

Between hoop sizes? Choose the look you want. Smaller sits closer to the ear. Larger is easier to see.

Compare with a pair you own. Hold it next to a ruler, then match that measurement on the product.

Necklace Size Guide

The length on the product is the chain length, in inches. Choose where you want it to sit, then pick the closest length listed.

HOW TO MEASURE

Use a soft measuring tape, or a piece of string and a ruler.
Start at the back of your neck and bring it around to where you want the necklace to rest.
Read that length in inches. Choose the closest length on the product.

Where common lengths sit

14 in sits at the base of the neck.
16 in sits on the collarbone.
18 in sits just below the collarbone.
20 in sits on the upper chest.
Longer lengths sit lower on the chest.

Not every necklace is offered in every length. Use the lengths listed on that product.

TIPS & TRICKS

Layer with two different lengths. One shorter and one longer keeps them from sitting on top of each other.

A pendant hangs below the chain. The charm will sit a little lower than the chain length alone.

Pendant Size Guide

Pendant size is the charm, not the chain. The chain length decides where it sits. Use the necklace guide for chain length.

HOW TO READ THE SIZE

Height is the charm from top to bottom. Width is side to side.
If the product offers a size choice, those are the charm sizes we make.
Pick the chain length for where you want the charm to rest. The charm hangs a little below the end of the chain.

TIPS & TRICKS

Collarbone. A 16 in or 18 in chain is the usual place to start. The charm sits slightly lower than the chain length.

Smaller charm, shorter chain. A small charm reads clearly higher on the chest. A larger charm is easier to see on a longer chain.

Ring Size Guide

Finding the right ring size should feel simple. Sizes on the product are US sizes.

HOW TO MEASURE

Use a ring that already fits that finger. Lay it flat and measure straight across the inside, in millimeters. That number is the inside diameter.
No ring handy? Wrap a thin strip of paper snugly around the widest part of the finger. Mark where it overlaps, then measure that length in millimeters. That number is the inside circumference.
Match the closest size below, then choose that US size on the product. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one.

A short US size reference