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Size guide

Ring size on this site is the ring's inner diameter in millimetres, from 14 to 21 in half steps — the scale used in Armenia and the CIS. If you only know your EU or US size, write to us and we will convert it.

How to measure at home

  1. With a ring you own

    Take a ring that fits the intended finger well. Measure its inner diameter with a ruler, edge to edge at the widest point. The result in millimetres is your size.

  2. With a thread or a strip of paper

    Wrap it around the finger at the knuckle, where the ring has to pass, mark where it meets and measure the length in millimetres. Divide by 3.14 to get the diameter.

  3. Measure at the end of the day

    Fingers swell slightly in the evening and in heat and shrink in the cold. Measure at a normal temperature, several times, and take the average. Wide bands fit tighter — go half a size up.

Size table

Size (diameter, mm)Finger circumference, mmEU / ISO
1444.044
14.545.646
1547.147
15.548.749
1650.350
16.551.852
1753.453
17.555.055
1856.557
18.558.158
1959.760
19.561.361
2062.863
20.564.464
2166.066

The European (ISO 8653) size is the finger circumference in millimetres, rounded. If you are between two sizes, write to us and we will help you choose.

Bracelet and chain

Bracelet length is the wrist circumference plus 1–2 cm so it sits loosely. Wrap a soft tape around the wrist just above the bone and measure. Bracelets are made from 15 to 20 cm.

A pendant chain is 40, 45 or 50 cm. 40 cm sits at the base of the neck, 45 just below the collarbones, 50 on the chest. Hold a thread of the chosen length to your neck and see where the pendant would fall.

If the size is off

The ring is made in the size you confirm. The first resizing at our workshop is free. Eternity bands set with stones all the way round can only be resized within a narrow range — please check the size especially carefully for those designs.