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Size guide

Our ring sizes follow the inside circumference in millimetres (EU size). EU 60 means 60 mm inside circumference.

How to find your size

  1. With a ring that fits: measure its inside diameter from edge to edge and find it in the “Ø” column.
  2. On your finger: wrap a thin strip of paper around your finger, mark the overlap and measure the length in millimetres. That is your EU size.

Wide rings (from about 8 mm) fit tighter, so go one size up. Measure in the evening, when fingers are slightly larger.

Conversion chart

EU / FRØ mmUSUKIT / ES
4414.13F4
4514.53.5G5
4714.94H7
4815.34.5I8
4915.75J9
5116.15.5K½11
5216.56L½12
5316.96.5M½13
5417.37N½14
5617.77.5O½16
5718.18P½17
5818.58.5Q½18
6018.99R½20
6119.49.5S½21
6219.810T½22
6320.210.5U½23
6520.611V½25
6621.011.5W½26
6721.412X½27
6821.812.5Y½28
7022.213Z+130
7122.613.5Z+231
7223.014Z+332
7423.414.5Z+434
7523.815Z+535
7624.215.5Z+636
7724.616Z+737

Bracelet length

Measure your wrist just above the wrist bone and add 1.5–2 cm, or 2–3 cm for wide chain bracelets. A 17 cm wrist usually takes a 19 cm bracelet.

Pendant chain lengths

  • 45–50 cm: base of the neck to collarbone
  • 55–60 cm: just below the collarbone, the most popular length for men
  • 70 cm: mid-chest, good over a T-shirt