Size Guide
Discover all our tips to find the size of your favourite jewellery: the ring size, the necklace size, the chain length…


How to measure my ring size?
In our Atelier based in Bordeaux, we use standard sizes from I to T depending on the design.
Select your usual size, if you hesitate between two sizes, we advise you to take the larger size.
There are two simple methods to determine your ring size.
Method 1: Measure your finger
If you don't know your ring size yet, you can easily measure it at home by following these steps:
1. Take a small piece of sewing thread.
2. Wrap it around your finger, making sure it fits comfortably — neither too tight nor too loose.
3. Transfer the length of the thread to a ruler and measure it to the nearest millimetre. The circumference obtained will correspond to your ring size.
Method 2: Use an existing ring
If you already own a ring that fits you well, you can use it to determine your ring size:
1. Choose a ring that you usually wear on the finger where you intend to wear your new ring.
2. Using a ruler or measuring tape, carefully measure the inside diameter of the ring in millimetres.
3. Please refer to the ring size chart below to find the corresponding size based on your finger circumference or the inside diameter of your ring.


Please note: If your measurement falls between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size.


How to measure my wrist size?
To know your wrist size, we invite you to take a sewing thread.
1) Wrap it around your wrist, making sure that it is neither too wide nor too tight.
2) Transfer the length obtained to a ruler and you will find your wrist size.
Attached, a table with your wrist circumference and the corresponding size*:


Do not hesitate to contact our Customer Service before our order so that we can adapt the bracelet to your exact measurements above 18cm and below 14cm.
You can also specify your size by leaving us a message.


How to measure my bangle size?
If you already have a bangle:
measure the diameter of the inside of the bangle to the nearest millimetre without taking into account the thickness of the metal.
If you are between two sizes, take the larger of the two.




How do I choose my chain length?
We invite you to use this image illustrating the different lengths of chain available to choose the optimal length.





