size & fit

Find your size.

A ring conversion chart, measuring tips, and a visual guide for necklace lengths. Because each piece is handcrafted to order, taking a moment to check your size ensures perfect fit from the start.

rings

measure a ring you own

  1. 01 Pick a ring that already fits you well and lay it flat on a table.
  2. 02 Measure straight across the inner diameter in millimetres. From inside edge to inside edge, excluding the metal band.
diameter mmcircumference mmus · canuk · auseu
14.144.33F44
14.545.63½G45.5
14.946.84H47
15.348.14½I48
15.749.35J½49
16.150.65½K½50.5
16.551.86L½52
16.953.16½M½53
17.354.37N½54
17.755.67½O½55.5
18.156.98P½57
18.558.18½Q½58
19.059.79R½59
19.460.99½S½61
19.862.210T½62
20.263.510½U½63.5
20.664.711V½65
21.066.011½W½66
21.467.212Y67

measure your finger

  1. 01 Cut a thin strip of paper, about 5 mm wide and long enough to wrap around your finger. Line illustration: scissors cutting a thin strip from a sheet of paper
  2. 02 Wrap the paper around the base of your intended finger. It should feel snug, but loose enough to slide over your knuckle. Line illustration: a paper strip wrapped around the base of a ring finger
  3. 03 Mark where the paper overlaps, lay the strip flat, and measure the length in millimetres. (This gives you your inside circumference.) Line illustration: the marked paper strip laid flat along a ruler, a pen at the mark
  4. 04 Divide that length by 3.14 to get the inner diameter, then find it in the chart. Line illustration: a ring with an arrow across its inner diameter, the measured strip below

If you fall between sizes, I recommend sizing up. Wide bands tend to sit tighter, so sizing up by half a size is best. Open rings can be gently adjusted for an effortless fit.

necklaces

Line illustration of a neck and shoulders showing where a 16, 18 and 20 inch chain sits
16 in
Sits at the collarbone. The shortest standard length, styled similarly to a choker on most.
18 in
Rests just below the collarbone. A classic everyday length and my most popular pick.
20 in
Falls to the top of the chest, giving a pendant plenty of room to move freely.

Where a chain sits will vary with your neck size and proportions. For the best guide, measure a necklace you already enjoy wearing.

bracelets

measure your wrist

  1. 01 Wrap a strip of paper around your wrist just below the wrist bone, where you naturally wear a bracelet. A strip of paper wrapped around the wrist
  2. 02 Mark where the paper overlaps and measure the length flat against a ruler, in inches or millimetres. This is your exact wrist size. The marked strip laid flat against a ruler
  3. 03 Add to your wrist measurement based on how you like a bracelet to sit. Three bracelet fits on the wrist: loose, comfortable, snug

how much to add

comfortable
Add ½ in (1.25 cm). My usual recommendation, for everyday wear.
snug
Add ¼ in (0.6 cm). Sits close to the wrist.
loose
Add ¾ in (2 cm). Moves freely on the wrist.

Need a custom size? Leave a note with your order.

Still unsure?
Reach out to me at hello@lintier.co with the measurement and I'll match your size.