NECKLACE LENGTH GUIDE
Have you ever wondered what chain length to choose?
Necklace chains typically come in industry standard lengths and this guide will help you to choose the right necklace length for you. The right chain length can even accentuate your best features, and suit your body type.
When worn correctly, jewellery can draw attention to your best assets and focus attention away from features you would rather not draw attention to.
The chain lengths in this guide do not include the size of the pendant, so you will need to take this into consideration when selecting the chain length depending on the pendant size.
16" - Falls around the base of the neck like a collar. On a petite woman it hangs loosely around the neck and falls just at the collarbone. On a plus size women it might sit more like a choker.
18" - One of the most popular necklace lengths that sits elegantly near the collarbone.
20" - Will sit elegantly just below the collarbone.
24" - Falls at or just above the top of the bust.
30" - Falls just below the bust.
34" - Falls just above the belly button.
ring size GUIDE
Are you unsure of your ring size? If so, you can use this guide to help you to find your perfect size. If you have an existing ring that comfortably fits your finger, measure the inside diameter in millimeters and use the chart below to establish the correct size.
Alternatively, take piece of string or a strip paper and wrap it around your finger, making a mark where the two ends cross each other. Straighten it out and measure the total length in millimetres, which gives you the inside circumference. Divide the inside circumference by 3.14159 to get the diameter and use the chart below to find your size. Measure a couple of times throughout the day for accuracy.
Remember that fingers swell in the heat and get smaller in the cold.
bangle size GUIDE
If you are unsure of your bangle size, you can use the guide below to help you to find your perfect size. If you have an existing bangle that fits comfortably, measure the inside diameter in millimeters and use the chart below to establish the correct size.
If none of the sizes mentioned below work for you, please get in touch because I often make custom made pieces of jewellery.
