Size guide

Chains, bracelets and rings. Tap a chain length to see where it sits; the bars show each width at about real size.

Where it sits

18" 20" 22" 24"

Shown on a 5'10" / 178 cm frame. Bigger build or wearing it over a hoodie? Go one size up.

  • 18" Base of the neck
  • 20" Just below the collarbone
  • 22" Upper chest
  • 24" Mid chest

How wide it is

  • 3.6mm
  • 5mm

Approximate scale — screens vary.

Measure yourself: wrap a string around the base of your neck, mark it, and measure it flat. Add about 5 cm (2") for a chain that sits flat. Wearing it over a hoodie? Go one size up.

How to measure

All you need is a strip of paper, a pen and a ruler (or a soft tape). Measure in cm or mm, then match the charts below.

  1. Chains

    Your neck

    1. Wrap a string or soft tape around the base of your neck, where a chain would sit.
    2. Mark where it overlaps, then lay it flat on a ruler.
    3. Add about 5 cm (2") for a chain that sits at the base of the neck, or about 10 cm (4") for one just below the collarbone.
    4. Match that length in the chain chart. Over a hoodie? Go one size up.

    Chain chart

  2. Bracelets

    Your wrist

    1. Wrap a strip of paper or soft tape just above the wrist bone, snug but not tight.
    2. Mark where it overlaps and measure it flat in cm.
    3. Find your wrist size in the bracelet chart. The bracelet length next to it leaves room to move.

    Bracelet chart

  3. Rings

    Your finger (paper strip)

    1. Cut a strip of paper about 5 mm wide and 10 cm long. Paper works better than string, which stretches.
    2. Wrap it around the base of the finger you want, snug enough that it still slides over the knuckle.
    3. Mark where the end overlaps, unroll it and measure from the end to the mark in mm.
    4. Match that number to Finger circumference in the ring chart, e.g. 59.5 mm = US 9, 62.1 mm = US 10, 64.6 mm = US 11.

    Have a ring that fits? Measure its inside diameter edge to edge in mm instead, or use the printable ring sizer.

    Ring chart & printable sizer

Size charts

Chains

Length is measured end to end, clasp included. Some of our chains come with a 2" extender, so you can wear them at two lengths. The product page lists it.

Chains
LengthWhere it sitsGood for
18" (46 cm)Base of the neckA close, clean fit
20" (51 cm)Just below the collarboneThe safest first chain
22" (56 cm)Upper chestEveryday, over a tee
24" (61 cm)Mid chestOver a hoodie, or layered under a shorter chain

Width: 3.6mm is subtle and layers easily. 5mm is noticeable without being loud. Stacking two chains? Make them at least 2" apart in length so they don't tangle.

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Bracelets

Measure your wrist just above the wrist bone with a string or soft tape, snug but not tight. Then pick the bracelet length closest to the one in the chart.

Bracelets
Your wristBracelet length
14 cm (5.5")16 cm (6.3")
15 cm (5.9")17 cm (6.7")
16 cm (6.3")18 cm (7.1")
17 cm (6.7")19 cm (7.5")
18 cm (7.1")20 cm (7.9")
19 cm (7.5")21 cm (8.3")

Like it looser? Add another 1 cm. Between two lengths? Go with the longer one. Our Miami Cuban bracelet comes in 6.2" (15.7 cm) and 6.5" (16.5 cm), which suit wrists of about 14 cm and 14.5 cm. Each bracelet page lists its lengths.

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Rings

Measure the inside diameter of a ring that already fits the finger you want, or wrap a strip of paper around the base of that finger and measure the length in mm (see How to measure). Then match it below.

Rings
US sizeInside diameterFinger circumference
717.3 mm54.4 mm
818.1 mm57.0 mm
918.9 mm59.5 mm
1019.8 mm62.1 mm
1120.6 mm64.6 mm
1221.4 mm67.2 mm
1322.2 mm69.7 mm

Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are a little bigger, and not when your hands are cold. Between sizes? Go up one, especially for wider bands like a 6mm. Each ring page shows the sizes we have.

Printable ring sizer
  1. Click Print ring sizer and print at 100% / Actual size (turn off "Fit to page").
  2. Check the scale: the bar below should measure exactly 50 mm with a ruler. If it doesn't, the sizes won't be accurate. Use the paper-strip method above instead.
  3. Have a ring that fits? Lay it on the circles. Your size is the circle whose line sits just inside the ring.
  4. No ring? Cut out the strip, wrap it around the base of your finger (numbers facing out) and read the size where the start edge meets the scale.

Don't measure on screen. Screens aren't true to size.

Novyice ring sizer (US sizes)

Print at 100% / Actual size. This bar must measure 50 mm:

  • US 7
    17.3 mm
  • US 8
    18.1 mm
  • US 9
    18.9 mm
  • US 10
    19.8 mm
  • US 11
    20.6 mm
  • US 12
    21.4 mm
  • US 13
    22.2 mm

Strip: cut along the outline. Wrap the start edge around your finger. Where it meets the scale is your size. Between two marks? Go up.

Sizes US 7–13. Inside diameter / circumference: 7 = 17.3 / 54.4 mm · 8 = 18.1 / 57.0 · 9 = 18.9 / 59.5 · 10 = 19.8 / 62.1 · 11 = 20.6 / 64.6 · 12 = 21.4 / 67.2 · 13 = 22.2 / 69.7.

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Sizing questions

Which chain length should I get?

If you're not sure, start with 20–22". It sits on the collarbone or just below it and suits most builds. Go longer if you'll wear it over a hoodie.

What does the extender do?

It's a short piece of chain at the clasp. Clip the clasp to any link on it to wear the chain up to 2" longer.

I'm between two ring sizes. Which one?

Go up one size. Fingers swell when it's warm or after a workout, and wider bands feel tighter than thin ones.

What if it doesn't fit?

Unworn items can be returned within 30 days. Contact us and we'll help you get the right size.