A. Measuring necklace length & drop

1. Prepare a string/thread, a ruler and a marker pen.
2. Place the string around your neck until it reaches the drop you want.
3. Stand in front of a mirror so you can see the length or drop clearly.
4. Make sure the ends of the string meet or overlap so it forms a full circle.
5. Mark the meeting point with the marker.
6. Measure the string with the ruler from the start to the marked point. Make sure the reading is in centimetres (cm).

Standard lengths

Common drop lengths (measured in cm):

Ring size chart

Match your finger circumference (paper-strip method) or the inner diameter of a ring you already own.

A. Measuring with a paper strip

1. Prepare a piece of paper, scissors and a ruler.
2. Cut the paper into one long strip.
3. Wrap the strip around the finger you want to measure. Mark where the paper meets when wrapped.
4. Unwrap it from your finger and measure its length in cm.
5. Check your ring size against the chart above.

B. Measuring with a ring you already own

You can use a comfortable ring you already wear as a reference.

1. Prepare a piece of paper, a ruler and a sharply pointed pencil.
2. Trace a circle along the inside of the ring onto the paper. Draw it carefully so the size stays accurate.
3. Using the ruler, measure the diameter of the circle you drew.
4. Match it to the chart below to find your ring size.

A. Round bangle (adult)

Measure your palm breadth (across the widest part of your palm, thumb tucked in) and match it to the chart below.

B. Oval bangle

1. Prepare a measuring tape, or a strip of paper to use as the measure.
2. Wrap the paper around your wrist and mark where it meets when wrapped.
3. Unwrap it and measure the length in cm.
4. For a loose fit, take a slightly looser measurement; for a snug fit, measure exactly.
5. Check your oval bangle size against the chart below.

C. Pandora-style bangle

For a Pandora-style bangle, add about 5 mm to your size so it stays comfortable once charms are added.

Bracelet size chart

Measure your palm breadth and match it below — use the "with charm" column if you plan to fill it with charms.

D. Bracelets for children

E. How to measure your wrist

1. Prepare a measuring tape or string/paper.
2. A ruler (if using string/paper).
3. Measure the circumference of your wrist with the tape or string/paper.
4. If using string/paper, mark where it meets, then measure it with the ruler.

F. Pandora-style bracelet

1. Measure your wrist as usual, but add two fingers' width to the measurement for comfort once charms are added.
2. Allow a little extra room so it stays comfortable to wear with charms.