Size Guide

How to Measure Your Ring Size at Home

Method 1: Using a Ring You Already Own

1. Pick a ring that already fits the finger you're buying for
2. Place it on a flat surface
3. Measure the inside diameter in millimetres, straight across
4. Match that number to the Diameter column in the chart below

Method 2: Measuring Your Finger Directly

1. Wrap a thin strip of paper or thread around the base of your finger
2. Mark the point where it completes one full round
3. Measure that length in millimetres
4. Match it to the Circumference column below

Tip: Measure at normal room temperature. Fingers swell slightly in heat and shrink in cold, so a measurement taken right after a workout or in winter can be off by half a size.

Ring Size Chart – Pakistan, US & UK

Ring sizing follows a fixed physical measurement, the ring's inner diameter and circumference, so these numbers are consistent across the jewellery industry rather than specific to any one brand. What matters is measuring accurately and reading the chart correctly.

This chart works for gold rings, silver rings, diamond rings, engagement rings, and everyday jewellery alike, since ring sizing itself doesn't change by material, only by the ring's inner circumference. Once you know your size, browse our ring collection to find your fit.

Ring Size Tips That Actually Help

• Wider band rings feel tighter than thin ones at the same size. If your ring has a wide band, go half a size up
• Your dominant hand's fingers are usually slightly larger than the other hand
• If you're between two sizes, choose the larger one. A ring that's slightly loose is more comfortable than one that pinches
• Buying as a gift and unsure of the size? A mid-range average size is the safer bet than guessing too small.

Bracelet Size Guide

How to Measure Your Wrist

1. Wrap a soft measuring tape or a strip of paper snugly around your wrist, just below the wrist bone
2. Mark where it meets, then measure the length
3. Match your measurement to the chart below

A 7 to 7.5 inch bracelet is the standard, comfortable length that fits most adult wrists. If your wrist falls outside this range or you'd like a closer or looser fit than standard, message us before ordering. Custom sizing is always possible when confirmed in advance. Browse our bracelet collection once you've confirmed your size.

Chain & Necklace Length Guide

Chain length changes how a piece sits on you, so it's worth choosing on purpose rather than guessing.

For women, 18 inches is the standard everyday length. For men, 22 to 24 inches is more common, since it suits a broader neck and chest. If you're buying a pendant, add an inch or two to your usual length so the pendant hangs where you actually want it rather than sitting too high.

These lengths apply the same way across gold chains, silver chains, and pendant necklaces. Explore our chain collection to find a length that matches what you measured.

Bangle Size Guide

In Pakistan, bangle size is commonly spoken using a small set of named sizes rather than exact decimals: 2 sotar, sawa 2 sotar (2.25), dhai sotar (2.5), paune 3 sotar (2.75), and 3 sotar. Each of these refers to the bangle's inside diameter in inches.

How to Measure Your Bangle Size

1. Close your hand with your thumb and little finger touching, making the smallest possible shape your hand can form
2. Wrap a strip of paper or string around the widest part of your hand, over the knuckles
3. Mark where it meets, then measure the length
4. Alternatively, if you already own a bangle that fits well, measure its inside diameter directly with a ruler

If your measurement falls between two sizes, go with the larger one. A bangle that's slightly loose slides on and off easily. A bangle that's too tight can be uncomfortable to wear for long or difficult to remove. Need something outside this range? Message us before ordering, since custom diameters are possible on request. Once you know your size, our bangle collection has options across this full range.

Anklet Size Guide

Anklet sizing works on ankle circumference rather than a fixed number, since ankles vary more in size than wrists do.

Standard sizes:

• 9 inches – fits most adult women for a snug, close fit
• 10 inches – the most common length, comfortable for most adult ankles
• 11 inches – for a looser, more relaxed drape, or a larger ankle

To measure, wrap a soft tape around your ankle just above the ankle bone, then add about half an inch to an inch to your measurement for comfortable movement rather than ordering your exact circumference. An anklet sized to your exact measurement tends to sit too tight once you're walking in it. Browse our anklet collection once you've measured.

Kids Jewellery Size Note

Kids' jewellery sizing varies far more than adult sizing, since it depends heavily on age, growth stage, and comfort rather than following a fixed chart. Rather than guess, message us with:

• Approximate age
• Approximate height
• Preferred fit (snug or a little room to grow into)

We'll guide you to the right size before your order is processed.

Important Size Confirmation Note

If you're unsure about your size in any category, confirm with us before ordering rather than after. Once a piece is made or dispatched, size-related exchanges follow our Shipping & Returns policy, and custom or made-to-order pieces have more limited flexibility for size changes once production has started.

Sizing FAQs

What if I don't have a ring that fits to measure from?
Use the string or paper method instead. It's slightly less precise than measuring an existing ring, but accurate enough for ordering, especially if you round to the nearest size when you're between two.

Can I get an exact custom size instead of a standard one?
Yes, for most pieces. Message us with your measurement before ordering and we'll confirm whether a custom size is possible for that specific design.

Does a ring's width affect what size I should order?
Yes. Wider bands fit tighter than thin ones at the same numeric size, so go half a size up for wide-band rings.

Why do Pakistani, US, and UK ring sizes look so different?
They're three separate scales measuring the same thing. US uses numbers, UK uses letters, and Pakistani sizing uses its own local numbering. All three convert directly to the same diameter and circumference, so the chart above is the most reliable way to cross-check between them.

What's the safest bracelet or chain length to choose as a gift?
For bracelets, 7.5 inches fits most adult wrists comfortably. For chains, 18 inches for women and 20 to 22 inches for men are the safest everyday lengths if you don't know the exact preference.

How accurate is this guide?
These measurements follow standard sizing systems used across Pakistan, the US, and the UK. For anything unusual or borderline, it's always worth confirming with us directly rather than relying on a chart alone, since fit can vary slightly by design.