Size guide
How rings, bracelets, kadas and chains are sized, and how to measure at home with a thread or a strip of paper.
Rings
Each ring is made in one size. The chart turns a US size into an Indian size and a measurement you can check at home.
Ring sizes
Ring sizes in US, Indian and millimetres US Indian Inner diameter Inside length 5 9 15.7 mm 49.3 mm 5.5 10 16.1 mm 50.6 mm 6 12 16.5 mm 51.9 mm 6.5 13 16.9 mm 53.1 mm 7 14 17.3 mm 54.4 mm 7.5 15 17.7 mm 55.7 mm 8 16 18.1 mm 57.0 mm 8.5 17 18.5 mm 58.3 mm 9 18 19.0 mm 59.5 mm 9.5 19 19.4 mm 60.8 mm 10 20 19.8 mm 62.1 mm 10.5 22 20.2 mm 63.4 mm 11 23 20.6 mm 64.6 mm 12 25 21.4 mm 67.2 mm Measure with a thread
- Wrap a thread or a thin strip of paper around the base of the finger.
- Mark the point where the end meets the rest of the thread.
- Lay it flat on a ruler and read the length in millimetres.
- Find that length under Inside length. Between two sizes, take the larger one.
Or measure the inside of a ring that already fits: its inner diameter in millimetres is the third column.
Rings in the range, and their sizes
6 of the 11 rings state their size. The Indian size and diameter follow the chart.
Each ring and the size it is made in Ring and finish Made in Aliné RingSilverUS 7.5Indian 15 · 17.7 mm Elowen RingSilverUS 7.5Indian 15 · 17.7 mm Iselle RingSilverUS 9Indian 18 · 19.0 mm Nerio RingSilverUS 10Indian 20 · 19.8 mm Valen RingSilver and rose goldUS 10Indian 20 · 19.8 mm Althea RingSilverUS 8Indian 16 · 18.1 mm Axis RingGold polishNot stated Arisca RingGold polishNot stated Rosena RingGold polishNot stated Petara RingRose gold polishNot stated Calira RingRose gold polishNot stated Printable ring sizer
Print this sizer at 100 percent, actual size. If the line under the circles measures 50 mm on a ruler, the circles are true to size. Lay a ring that fits you on them: the circle that matches its inside edge is your size.
Bracelets and kadas
Measure once with a strip of paper. Where a listing states the length, compare the two; where it does not, ask us before you order.
Measure your wrist
- Wrap a strip of paper around the wrist, just above the wrist bone.
- Mark where the end meets the strip.
- Lay it flat on a ruler and read the length in centimetres.
- That is your wrist size. Keep it to hand when you choose a bracelet.
How a bracelet sits
A chain or link bracelet sits well about 1.5 to 2 cm longer than the wrist: it moves, and it does not slide over the hand. Add less for a close fit, more for a loose one.
Measuring for a kada
- Tuck your thumb into your palm and bring the fingers together.
- Wrap the strip around the widest part of the hand, across the knuckles.
- Mark it and read the length on a ruler.
- A kada that does not open has to pass over the hand, so its inside has to be at least this long all the way round.
Lengths on each listing
Each bracelet and kada page states its length where it is known. If it does not, send us your measurement on WhatsApp before you order.
Chains
Lengths are measured end to end with the clasp closed. Hold a string at the same length to see where it falls.
Where each length sits
Chain lengths in inches and centimetres, and where each sits Length In cm Where it sits 16 in 41 cm Close to the base of the neck 18 in 46 cm On the collarbone 20 in 51 cm A little below the collarbone 22 in 56 cm Above the neckline of most tops 24 in 61 cm At or below the neckline, over clothes On a broader neck or frame each length sits a little higher.
Chain lengths on each listing
A chain’s length is not stated on every listing yet. Where it is known it is on the piece’s page; otherwise ask us before you order.
Between two sizes?
Ask before you order. If it still does not fit, it can come back.