HOW TO FIND YOUR RING SIZE
Have you wanted to order a ring online but haven’t been able to understand the ring sizing measurements? Or maybe you have ordered a ring online in the past and got the wrong size, which hinders you from ordering jewellery online. No worries; finding your ring size can be done easily in the comfort of your home with a few basic supplies.
Things you will need:
- 1 piece of scrap paper from your recycling bin (an old receipt or flyer works great)
- Pen or pencil
- 1 Ruler
- 1 Pair of scissors
- The sizing chart below (no need to print, just leep this open to reference your size)
Step 1: Measure & cut out a piece of paper 1/4 inch wide and 6 inches in length.
Step 2: Wrap this around the finger you want your ring to fit and mark where it overlaps - take your time here and be precise! It should be nice and snug and not loose.
Step 3: Measure the distance from the end of the piece of paper to the mark you have made.
Step 4: Find your size below on the ring sizing guide.
Still having trouble?
No worries, send me an email here to reach out and grab a re-useable ring sizer.
How it works:
I mail you a re-useable ring sizer, ring guide and return mailing envelope. You use the ring sizer to record your sizes on the ring guide so that you can keep this with you. Once done, pop your ring sizer in the return mailing envelop so we can reduce waste by reusing it and keep things circular.
HOW TO MEASURE CHAIN
Have you wanted to order a necklace online but weren’t sure about the chain length? Or maybe you have ordered a necklace online in the past and it didn’t look quite right because the chain was either too loose or tight - been there! Finding your desired chain length can be done easily in the comfort of your home with a few basic supplies.
Things you will need:
- Scrap string or yarn (with no stretch)
- Marker, pen, or pencil
- 1 Ruler
- 1 Pair of scissors
- Mirror
Step 1: Measure the length of the chain options available against your yarn or string using a ruler, mark the length with a marker and cut.
Step 2: Hold the cut yarn/string loosely around your neck without overlapping the ends of the string. Be sure that both cut ends touch each other to get a correct measurement.
Step 3: Pop over to a mirror and see if this length fits your desired look. If not, try again in a few other sizes. Check out a few examples below, but please note that these measurements are estimated - all of our bodies are different, which is a good thing!
Jewellery for every body.
** If you can’t find your size above, please don’t hesitate to contact me using the contact page. Everyone deserves to be able to have a beautiful handmade piece of jewelry in their size and I am more than happy to make something for you in a smaller or larger size than noted above.
