Agatha Rings

Agatha's rings use the European sizing system. These are the firm's usual sizes and their equivalent in millimeters of inner ring diameter:

Agatha Bracelets

The firm offers three sizes of bracelets:

Baraka Men's Bracelets

To know the size of your ideal Baraka bracelet, follow the steps below:

1. Use a tape measure, a strip of paper, or string or thread.

2. Measure your wrist closely and add 0.5 to 1 cm more to the result.

3. Choose the measurement of the Baraka bracelet according to this table and your result:

To know the Dinh Van size guide, you can download the official PDF size guide here.

Even so, Dinh van offers you a table of equivalences with the most common sizes of the firm and its equivalent with international sizing:

Dodo rings

You can discover your Dodo ring size through these two official downloadable PDFs offered by the firm: 

Measurement with a ring

Finger Contour Measurement

You can find more information about the firm here.

Gigi Clozeau Bracelets

The firm makes three sizes:

5.9", 6.7" and 7.1".

• The 5.9" is more appropriate for children, but may also work for an adult XS wrist. It has a 5.5" adjustable ring.

5.9" is 15 cm

• The 6.7" size (standard size) with 6.3" clamping ring is the most common - it's made to fit a slim to normal wrist. We recommend that you wear the bracelet as tight as possible.

6.7" is 17 cm.

• The 7.1" size with a 6.7" clamp ring is made to fit a larger wrist. We recommend that you wear the bracelet as tight as possible.

7.1" is 18 cm.

Gigi Clozeau Necklaces

There are 7 sizes of collars available depending on the model chosen:

• 15.7" with 15" tether ring, available only in the “Mini Gigi” collection.
• 16.5" with 15.7" snap ring (standard size)
• 17.7" with 17" snap ring
• 19.7" with 18.8" snap ring
• 21.7" with 20.8" snap ring
• 23.6" long with 23" tether ring
• 34" long necklace

For your convenience, we have added an equivalence table between inches and cm in length for necklaces:

• 15.7" / 40cm
• 16.5" / 42cm
• 17.7” / 45cm
• 19.7” / 50cm
• 21.7” / 55cm
• 23.6” / 60cm
• 34” / 86cm

Gucci rings 

Gucci uses the Italian sizing system for its jewelry. The firm offers two downloadable files to know your ring size and get it right, using two methods:

Ring measurement

Paper finger gauge

In addition, we leave below a guide to the usual sizes of the Italian firm and its equivalent in different known size systems:

Gucci bracelets

Gucci offers different bracelet sizes depending on its length in cm:

Les Georgettes puts at your disposal a complete guide to their sizes, both for bracelets and rings, as well as for necklaces.

You can find your guide here.

Messika Rings

The French firm puts at your disposal a complete PDF document to discover your ring size.

You can view and download it here.

Ole Lynggard Rings

This firm uses the European size chart.

The Danish firm offers you a guide and some useful recommendations to discover the right size. We recommend you download and print it from here.

Brazaletes Ole Lynggard

As with rings, Ole Lynggard offers a suitable ruler to measure your wrist and find the best fit for you. You can download the file here.

Pandora Moments Bracelets

Pandora Me Bracelets

Pandora Rings

Anillos PDPAOLA

The fashion jewelry firm uses the Spanish size system. To find out what your ideal ring is, follow these steps:

1. Choose a ring you already have that fits your finger well.

2. Measure the internal diameter of the ring in mm.

3. Find your Pdpaola ring size here:

Pig & Hen Bracelets

Make sure by checking the size you need with this official table of the firm:

You can also download your printable bracelet to know your Pig&Hen size here.

Pomellato rings

Pomellato rings follow the French / European sizing standard.

From the firm they indicate that the adjustment of a ring varies according to its design. It happens more or less the same as with clothing and footwear.

By fit we mean the adaptability and adjustment of the ring to the finger and regardless of its size, it can be defined as follows:

• Standard: Close to the actual measurements of the finger. The size matches the measurements.
• Narrow: Tends to be difficult to remove. It may be necessary to increase its size.
• Loose: There is space between the finger and the ring, and it may be too loose. It may be necessary to reduce its size.

To find the ideal Pomellato size, the Italian firm offers you two printable documents with two different methods:

Measurement with a ring.

Finger measurement.

Similarly, below you will find a table of equivalences that may be useful:

Roberto Coin Rings

If you do not know your ring size for this signature, you can download the official Roberto Coin document to find out your ring size through a ring you already have.

You can download and print it here.

Swarovski Rings and Bracelets

You can download the official Swarovski ring and bracelet size guide here.

You can print the file and check your size.

Uno de 50 Bracelets

Uno de 50 proposes knowing the size of your bracelet in an easy way, following these steps:

1. Wrap a tape measure around your wrist and write down the measurement.

2. Check the following table to know your size:

Uno de 50 Rings

To know the ideal ring size, you can do it by measuring the inside diameter of a ring you already have or by measuring the contour of your finger with a tape measure or string.

Check the size of the following equivalences with your result:

Uno de 50 Necklaces

The measurement of a necklace is calculated based on its length, that is, what it measures from one end to the other, extended.

Many necklaces are adjustable, so you can adjust the size to your liking taking into account the minimum and maximum length.

If the necklace has a bead, its size is not included in the minimum and maximum size.

To find the ideal size for your necklace you can do it as follows:

1. Measure a necklace you have, from one end of the clasp to the other, on a flat surface.

2. Place a tape measure around your neck, adjust it, and record the measurement.

Review the following graphic guide: