Wrap a soft measuring tape around your wrist where you want the bracelet to sit. Measure your wrist exactly, then add 0.25". The result is the total bracelet length we’ll make, including the clasp. This generally gives a comfortable, snug fit.

For a layered stack, choose slightly different lengths so each bracelet has its own place on your wrist. Dainty chains are best worn more snugly, while thicker chains are more durable and can be worn a little looser.

Example:
Exact wrist size 6.25"
Add: 0.25"
Order: = 6.5” 
Add extra if you prefer more room. Or request an extension.

If you don’t have a soft measuring tape, wrap a piece of string around your wrist where you want the bracelet to sit. Mark where the string meets, then lay it flat against a ruler to find your wrist measurement. Add 0.25"+ to get your bracelet length.

Tie a piece of string comfortably around your ankle and adjust it until it sits where you’d like your anklet to rest. Mark where the string meets, then lay it flat against a ruler to measure the length.

Order that measurement as your anklet length. The finished length includes the clasp, so you don’t need to add extra slack. Use your judgment if you prefer a looser fit, but keep in mind that extra length may cause the anklet to sit lower and feel uncomfortable.

We recommend wearing your anklet above your ankle bone, or high enough to clear your favourite running shoes. This helps prevent the back of your shoes from rubbing against the anklet.

For the best fit, lay a necklace you already own flat and measure it from end to end with a ruler, including the clasp. You can use that length as a starting point when choosing your size.

For charm styling, a shorter necklace can look lovely with several charms grouped together. A longer necklace gives a single, heavier pendant room to stand out.

These are styling suggestions to help you choose a length you’ll love. Your preferred fit and look are always up to you.