TOOLS NEEDED:

- Paper or string

- Scissors

-STEP 1: If using paper, start by cutting out a strip of paper that is approximately 3/4-inch wide and 4 inches long.

STEP 2: Wrap the paper around the base of your finger, as tight as you possibly can without ripping the paper, if using string just make sure it's extremely firm. Then mark where the two pieces overlap. The length of the paper or string you've measured in millimeters from line to line is the circumference of the intended finger.*

STEP 3: After finding this measurement, double-check you've measured it as tight as possible, then check our conversion chart below and find your corresponding ring size.

-The right ring size will feel snug enough to stay on your finger but loose enough to slide over your knuckle.

The average women’s ring sizes.

- Range from 5 to 7. We offer women’s rings in sizes 3 through 9 with custom options to accommodate all sizes. Our online ring size chart includes the millimeter measurements along a ring size chart for women.

Check the length of your favourite necklace

Step 1: Place your open necklace on a table

Step 2: Using the centimetre/inch edge of a ruler, measure from the outer edge of the clasp to the other end of the necklace.

Use a string or a flexible measuring tape

Step 1: Stand before your mirror and bring a string/flexible tape around your neck and join both ends at the length you prefer.

Step 2: Check the length (use a ruler to measure the string).

-Measurements as follows

14 inches - 35.55 cm

16 inches - 40.65 cm

18 inches - 45.70 cm

20 inches -50.80 cm

22 inches - 55.90 cm

Your ideal post length is determined by the thickness of your ear anatomy.

-High or Stacked Lobe: 6.5mm

-Helix: 6.5mm

-Conch: 6.5mm

-Tash Rook: 5mm

-Tragus: 6.5mm

-Forward Helix: 5mm

-Nostril: 6.5mm

-Earlobe, piercing 1 and 2: 6.5mm

-Earlobe, piercing 3 and up: 5mm

Hoop Sizes

Earlobe, piercing 1 and 2: 8mm

Earlobe, piercing 3 and up: 6.5mm

Helix: 8mm

Conch: 11mm

Tragus: 6.5mm

Forward Helix: 5mm