LIORÉNNA Jewelry Guide

Jewelry Size Guide: Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces & Anklets

Finding the right jewelry size should be simple. Use this guide to measure your ring size, wrist size, necklace length and anklet size from home — then compare your measurements with the charts below.

Jewelry size guide for rings bracelets necklaces and anklets

Jewelry	What to Measure	Best Unit
Ring	Finger circumference or inside diameter of a ring that already fits	Millimeters
Bracelet	Wrist circumference where you normally wear your bracelet	Inches or centimeters
Necklace	The necklace length or drop you want around your neck and chest	Inches or centimeters
Anklet	Ankle circumference where you want the anklet to sit	Inches or centimeters

Tip: Measure at least twice before choosing your size. Jewelry should feel comfortable without being unnecessarily tight.

Ring Size

Ring Size Chart

You can find your ring size either by measuring the inside diameter of a ring you already own or by measuring the circumference of your finger. Use millimeters for the most accurate comparison.

How to measure ring size using inside diameter and finger circumference

US Size	Inside Diameter	Finger Circumference	Approx. EU Size
4	14.8 mm	46.5 mm	47
5	15.7 mm	49.3 mm	49
6	16.5 mm	51.9 mm	52
7	17.3 mm	54.4 mm	54
8	18.1 mm	57.0 mm	57
9	19.0 mm	59.5 mm	60
10	19.8 mm	62.1 mm	62
11	20.6 mm	64.6 mm	65
12	21.4 mm	67.2 mm	67

Measure a Ring You Own

Choose a ring that fits the correct finger comfortably.
Measure straight across the inside center of the ring.
Do not include the metal edges.
Compare the diameter in millimeters with the chart above.

Measure Your Finger

Wrap flexible measuring tape or a thin strip of paper around your finger.
Keep it comfortably snug rather than tight.
Mark where the ends meet.
Measure the length in millimeters and compare it with the circumference column.

Bracelet Size

How to Find Your Bracelet Size

Start by measuring around your wrist where you normally wear a bracelet. Your preferred fit determines how much additional room you should add.

Wrap flexible measuring tape around your wrist.
Keep it close to your skin without pulling tightly.
Write down your wrist circumference.
Add extra room depending on your preferred fit.

Fit guide
Snug → add about 0.25–0.5 in
Comfortable → add about 0.5–0.75 in
Loose → add about 0.75–1 in

How to measure wrist size for a bracelet

Wrist Measurement	Suggested Bracelet Range
5.5–6 in	6–6.75 in
6–6.5 in	6.5–7.25 in
6.5–7 in	7–7.75 in
7–7.5 in	7.5–8.25 in
7.5–8 in	8–8.75 in

Necklace length chart showing 14 to 30 inch necklace lengths

14" Close around the neck or choker-style fit.

16" Usually sits around the base of the neck.

18" Typically rests around the collarbone.

20" Falls slightly below the collarbone.

22" Usually falls toward the upper chest.

24" Often reaches approximately mid-chest.

28" A noticeably longer statement-style length.

30–36" Long necklace lengths often used for layering.

Popular starting point: An 18-inch necklace is a versatile length for many people because it often rests around the collarbone. Your ideal length still depends on your proportions, neckline and preferred styling.

Anklet Size

How to Measure Your Anklet Size

Anklets should usually sit comfortably around your ankle without feeling tight. Measure around the area where you want your anklet to rest.

Wrap a flexible measuring tape around your ankle.
Keep the measurement comfortably snug.
Write down the circumference.
Add approximately 0.25–0.5 inch if you prefer a little movement.

Example:
If your ankle measures 8.5 inches, an anklet around 8.75–9 inches can be a useful starting point for a comfortable fit.

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Measuring Too Tightly

A measurement pulled too tightly can result in jewelry that feels uncomfortable.

02

Measuring the Wrong Place

Measure exactly where you expect the ring, bracelet, necklace or anklet to sit.

03

Mixing Units

Keep millimeters, centimeters and inches separate when comparing measurements.

04

Using a Ring's Outside Diameter

Ring-size charts use the inside diameter, not the total outside width of the ring.

05

Assuming Necklace Lengths Fit Everyone the Same

Neck size, height and body proportions affect where a necklace rests.

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Measuring Only Once

Repeat your measurement to reduce the chance of choosing the wrong size.

How do I know my jewelry size?

Measure the part of your body where the jewelry will sit and compare that measurement with the appropriate ring, bracelet, necklace or anklet size chart.

How can I find my ring size at home?

Measure either the inside diameter of a ring that already fits or the circumference of your finger. Compare the measurement in millimeters with a ring-size chart.

What is the difference between US and EU ring sizes?

US ring sizes use their own numerical scale, while European sizes commonly correspond approximately to the inner circumference of a ring in millimeters. Conversions may vary slightly between charts and manufacturers.

What necklace length should I choose?

Choose based on where you want the necklace to sit. A 16-inch necklace generally sits near the base of the neck, while an 18-inch necklace often rests around the collarbone. Longer necklaces extend farther down the chest.

How much should I add to my wrist measurement for a bracelet?

It depends on your preferred fit. Around 0.25–0.5 inch can create a snug fit, 0.5–0.75 inch a comfortable fit, and 0.75–1 inch a looser fit. Bracelet construction can also affect the ideal allowance.

Should an anklet be tight or loose?

An anklet should generally have enough room to move comfortably without being so loose that it can easily slide over the heel.

Jewelry Sizing Guides

Find Your Perfect Fit

Explore our detailed guides to measuring your ring size, converting between US, UK and EU ring sizes, choosing the right bracelet size, finding your ideal necklace length and measuring for the perfect anklet fit.