Size Guide

Indian ring sizes run from about 6 to 26. If you are between two sizes, go up — a ring that is slightly loose is wearable; one that is tight is not.

Ring sizes

Measuring at home

1. Cut a strip of paper about 6 mm wide.
2. Wrap it around the base of the finger, snug but not tight, and mark where it overlaps.
3. Measure the length in millimetres and match it to the circumference column above.

Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are at their largest, and never when your hands are cold.

Necklace lengths

• 36–38 cm — Choker. Sits high on the throat. Best with open necklines.
• 40–42 cm — Princess. Rests just below the collarbone. The most versatile length.
• 45–50 cm — Matinee. Sits on the chest. Good over kurtis and high necklines.
• 55–60 cm — Opera. Long enough to layer or double.
• 70 cm+ — Rani haar. Traditional bridal length, worn with a shorter choker above.

Bracelets and bangles

Measure around the wrist bone with a tape and add 1.5 cm for a comfortable fit. For solid bangles, measure across the widest part of your hand with the thumb tucked into the palm — the bangle must clear that measurement.

Still unsure?

Send us a photo on WhatsApp with a tape measure against your wrist or finger and we will size it for you. It takes two minutes and saves an exchange.