Fit

Size guide


How to measure a finger before you choose a ring, and how earring drop length is stated. Each product page carries that piece's own details.

How to

How each piece fits

Nothing here is ordered by size. The rings are a single band, open at the back, that eases to the finger. The earrings are ordinary pierced drops and one ear cuff — what differs between them is the drop length, listed on each product page.


How the rings adjust, and where earring drop length is taken Two drawings. A ring seen from above, open at the back, with arrows showing the two ends easing apart and together. An ear in profile wearing a drop earring, with the length from the ear post to the bottom of the drop marked beside it. RING open at the back one size, eased to fit EAR drop length
How the band opens, and where earring drop length is taken.
  1. The rings are one size. The band is open at the back rather than a closed circle, so it sits across a range of fingers instead of one. There is no size to pick at checkout and nothing to measure before you order.

  2. To adjust it, take it off the hand and ease the two ends apart, or together, with your fingers — a little at a time, and only at the open ends. Do not twist the band or squeeze it against the face of the piece, which is where the stones are set. It is worn on the index finger and sits across the knuckle rather than under it.

  3. The earrings are not sized either. They are ordinary pierced earrings for a standard lobe piercing, except the ear cuff, which hooks over the upper ear and needs no piercing there. What varies between them is the drop.

  4. Drop length is measured from the top of the ear post straight down, and it is listed on each product page under Specifications. That length, not the width, is what decides whether a piece clears a collar or a jaw line — hold a ruler to your own ear against the figure listed if you are unsure.

Conversions are a guide. Each piece lists its own measurements on its product page, and those are the ones to go by.