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Size Guide

Every piece is made and set by hand, so a considered fit matters. Measure at the end of the day, when fingers and wrists sit at their fullest, and keep a little room for comfort. All measurements below are given in centimetres.

01

Rings

Find your ring size
1Wrap a strip of paper or a length of string around the base of the finger — snug, but able to pass over the knuckle.
2Mark where the ends meet and measure the length in millimetres. That figure is your finger circumference.
3Match it to the chart below. Between two sizes, or for a wide amber band, choose the larger.
Already own a ring that fits?

Lay it on a ruler and measure the inside edge to inside edge — that is the inner diameter shown in the chart.

Measuring a finger with a length of string
String method
Inner diameter of a ring
Ring diameter
EU US UK Inner diameter Circumference
47 4 H 14.9 mm 46.8 mm
49 5 J 15.7 mm 49.3 mm
52 6 L 16.5 mm 51.9 mm
54 7 N 17.3 mm 54.4 mm
57 8 P 18.1 mm 57.0 mm
60 9 R 18.9 mm 59.5 mm
62 10 T 19.8 mm 62.1 mm
65 11 V 20.6 mm 64.6 mm
67 12 X 21.4 mm 67.2 mm
02

Bracelets

Measure your wrist

Take a soft tape or a strip of paper around the wrist, just below the wrist bone, where a bracelet naturally rests. Read the measurement in centimetres and choose the size closest to it — our bracelet sizes are named by wrist circumference and already include room for comfort.

—Between two sizes, choose the larger for a relaxed drape, the smaller for a closer fit.
—Beaded amber strands sit best with a little movement — we suggest sizing up.
Measuring the wrist for a bracelet
Wrist measurement
XS
15 cm
Wrist circumference
S
16.5 cm
Wrist circumference
M
18 cm
Wrist circumference
L
19.5 cm
Wrist circumference
XL
21 cm
Wrist circumference
03

Necklaces & Pendants

Choose your length

Lengths are measured end to end, clasp included. We offer two lengths, 45 cm and 50 cm. The diagram shows common necklace lengths for reference — our 45 cm falls near its second line, the 50 cm near the third. A higher neckline or a larger amber pendant will sit a touch lower.

CollarboneSits at or just below the collarbone
45 cm
PendantFalls a little lower — the classic pendant length
50 cm

To check a length at home, cut a piece of string to 45 cm or 50 cm, tie the ends and hold it at the neck as the necklace would sit.

Necklace lengths shown on a figure
Necklace lengths
04

Bangles

Measured by wrist circumference

Our bangles open at a clasp, so — unlike a solid, closed bangle — they never need to pass over the hand. That means they are sized the same way as a bracelet: by wrist circumference alone. There is no need to measure across the knuckles or palm.

Take a soft tape or a strip of paper around the wrist, just below the wrist bone, where the bangle will sit. Read the measurement in centimetres and choose the size closest to it.

Between two sizes, choose the larger for a relaxed fit, the smaller for a closer one.

Measuring the wrist for a bangle
Wrist measurement
16 cm
Wrist circumference
17 cm
Wrist circumference
18 cm
Wrist circumference
05

Earrings

One size, measured by drop

Earrings are not sized. What varies is the drop — the total length from the top of the fitting to the lowest point of the amber — and this is listed in centimetres on each product page.

As a guide, a drop under 2 cm sits close to the ear, 2–4 cm reaches the jaw, and anything longer falls towards the shoulder.

Between sizes?

Size up. Amber is warm and light, and a fraction of extra room reads as ease rather than looseness.

Measuring tips

Measure warm hands, never cold, and avoid pulling the paper or tape tight. Repeat twice to be sure.

Still unsure?

Write to us with the piece you have in mind and we will help you settle on the right fit.