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Ariel Silver

Size guide

Find the perfect size for rings, bracelets and necklaces. Compare your measurements with the charts below, or follow the measuring steps for an accurate result.

The EU/RO ring size equals the inner circumference in millimetres. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one. For wide rings (over 2 cm) go one size up, as they feel tighter on the finger.

Ring size chart

Size (EU/RO) Inner diameter US Japan
41 13.0 mm 1 1
42 13.4 mm 2 2
43 13.7 mm 3
44 14.0 mm 3 4
45 14.3 mm 5
46 14.6 mm 6
47 15.0 mm 4 7
48 15.3 mm 8
49 15.6 mm 5 9
50 15.9 mm 10
51 16.2 mm 11
52 16.5 mm 6 12
53 16.8 mm 13
54 17.2 mm 7 14
55 17.5 mm 15
56 17.8 mm 16
57 18.1 mm 8 17
58 18.4 mm 18
59 18.8 mm 19
60 19.1 mm 9 20
61 19.4 mm 21
62 19.7 mm 10 22
63 20.0 mm 10½ 23
64 20.3 mm 10¾ 24
65 20.6 mm 11 25
66 21.0 mm 11½ 26
67 21.3 mm 12 27
68 21.6 mm 12½ 28
69 22.0 mm 12¾ 29
70 22.3 mm 13 30
71 22.6 mm 13½ 31
72 22.9 mm 13¾ 32
73 23.2 mm 14 33
74 23.5 mm 14½ 34
75 23.9 mm 15 35
76 24.2 mm 15½ 36

Measure your wrist circumference with a soft tape, then pick the recommended bracelet. For a comfortable fit, the bracelet should be 1.5–2 cm larger than your wrist.

Bracelet size chart

Size Wrist circumference Bracelet length
XS 13–14 cm 15–16 cm
S 14–15 cm 16–17 cm
M 15–16 cm 17–18 cm
L 16–17 cm 18–19 cm
XL 17–18 cm 19–20 cm

A necklace’s length determines where it sits. Choose the style based on your neckline and the effect you want.

Necklace lengths

Length Style Where it sits
35–40 cm Choker Snug around the neck
45–50 cm Princess Just below the collarbone
55–65 cm Matinee Mid-chest
70–85 cm Opera At the bustline
90+ cm Rope / Sautoir Below the bust; can be worn doubled

How to measure for a ring

You need a strip of paper or a piece of string and a ruler. Measure in the evening, when fingers are slightly larger, for a realistic result.

1

Wrap

Wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger, without pulling tight.

2

Mark

Mark the point where the strip overlaps with a pen.

3

Measure

Straighten the strip and measure the length in millimetres; that is your finger circumference.

4

Match

Look up the circumference in the chart to find your matching EU size.

Tip: pick a ring that slides on easily but passes the knuckle with a little resistance. Avoid measuring when your hands are cold or swollen.

How to measure for a bracelet

Measure your wrist circumference, then add some room for a comfortable fit.

1

Wrap

Wrap a soft tape or string around your wrist, where you will wear the bracelet.

2

Measure

Note your wrist circumference in centimetres.

3

Choose

Add 1.5–2 cm and look up the value in the bracelet chart for the right size.

For a loose fit add 2 cm; for a snug fit around the wrist, about 1 cm.

How to measure for a necklace

Decide where you want the necklace to fall, then measure the length with a string or compare it with a necklace you already own.

1

Drape the string

Place a string around your neck and let it fall to the point you want on your chest.

2

Mark and measure

Mark the clasp point and measure the string length in centimetres.

3

Match

Look up the length in the necklace chart to see the matching style (choker, princess, matinee).

Or measure a necklace you wear often, from one end of the clasp to the other.

Frequently asked questions

Always choose the larger size: a ring that is too small is hard to wear, while a slightly larger one can usually be resized.

In the evening, at room temperature. Fingers shrink in the cold and expand with heat or effort, so avoid those moments.

Most gold and silver rings can be adjusted by one or two sizes. Rings set with stones all around (eternity bands) cannot be resized.

Discreetly borrow a ring they wear often and measure its inner diameter, or choose an adjustable design. We are happy to help with a recommendation too.

Still unsure about your size?

Our team is happy to help you pick the right size for any piece of jewelry.

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