Size Guide

How To Know Your Size

Choosing the right size for your jewelry is crucial for a perfect fit. Below are the simple steps and guides to help you pick the size that best suits you.

 

Bracelets Size Guide

To ensure your bracelet fits perfectly, follow these steps to measure your wrist:

1. Use a flexible tape measure around the smallest part of your wrist.
2. If you don't have a tape, use a piece of string and then measure it with a ruler.

Measure Your Wrist: 

1. Prepare Your Measuring Tool
You may use any of the following:

• A flexible tape measure

• A piece of string

• A strip of paper (useful when no tools are available)

2. Measure Correctly

• Wrap the tape, string, or paper around the widest part of your wrist, near the wrist joint.

• Ensure the loop is snug but not tight—similar to the tension you expect from a comfortable bracelet.

• If using paper or string:

1. Mark the overlap point
2. Lay it flat
3. Measure from the starting edge to the mark using a ruler

 

3. Apply the Comfort Allowance
Add 0.5 - 1.5 cm (0.2 - 0.6 in) to your wrist measurement depending on your preferred fit:

• Smaller allowance → snug fit

• Larger allowance → relaxed fit

Key Tips

• For stacked or layered looks, measure each intended wrist position separately.

• If you are between two sizes, we recommend sizing up for comfort.

• Measure in the afternoon for optimal accuracy, as wrists may expand slightly throughout the day.

Additional Notes

1. Initial Bracelet Stiffness
Sterling silver and chain-style bracelets may feel slightly rigid when new. They will naturally soften and conform to your wrist after 1–2 days of wear.

2. Impact of Multiple Charms
Each charm adds approximately 0.5 cm to the effective length.
If your bracelet carries 10 or more charms, consider adjusting the size accordingly or contact us for guidance.

In order to facilitate you to find the right chain length, we provide the general parameters.You can decide the chain length according to your preference.

 

Ring Size Guide

• Wrap a piece of string or floss around the base of your finger where the ring will sit. 
• Adjust until it feels snug but not tight – imagine sliding the ring over your knuckle.

• Mark where the string overlaps, lay it flat, and measure the length in millimeters (mm). 

• Use the circumference measurement (not diameter) to find your size in the table below. 

Ring Size Chart: 

Measurement Tips:

• Fingers shrink slightly when cold.
• For accuracy:
  • Measure at room temperature, late afternoon.
  • If your knuckle is wider than the base, size up 0.5-1. 
    

 

Chains & Necklaces Size Guide

Chains & Necklaces Size Chart:

Length (cm)	US Size (inches)	EU Size (cm)
45	18	45
50	20	50
55	22	55
60	24	60

Style Recommendations:

• 45–50 cm (18–20"): Ideal for collarbone-length pendants.
• 55–60 cm (22–24"): Perfect for layering or statement pieces. 

 

Pendants Size Suggestion

Pendant Size Chart:

Pendant Size (cm)	Chain Length (cm)
≤1.5	45–50
1.5–3	50–55
≥3	55–60

Note:

• Larger pendants require thicker chains (≥3mm) for balance. 

 

General Notes

To help you choose the most suitable chain length, we provide standard measurement recommendations for bracelets, rings and chains.
Your ideal length should be selected based on personal preference, wrist size, and styling needs.

• Hypoallergenic: All jewelry uses 925 Sterling Silver with anti-tarnish coating.
• Need Help? Email service@ideagemer.com with a photo of your measurement tape for instant guidance.