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Sizing Guide

Finding your perfect fit ensures your Kaukab jewelry feels as good as it looks. Follow these simple steps and visual guides to measure your size for rings, bracelets, and necklaces.

Ring Sizing Guide

Option 1: The String or Paper Method (DIY at Home)

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  1. Cut a thin strip of paper or use a piece of string about 10 cm long.

  2. Wrap it snugly (but not tightly) around the base of your finger.

  3. Mark the point where the ends meet.

  4. Lay it flat and measure the length in millimeters (mm) with a ruler.

    • This number is your finger circumference.

  5. Match your measurement with the chart below to find your size.

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Option 2: Measure a Ring You Already Own

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  1. Choose a ring that fits the same finger you’re buying for.

  2. Measure the inner diameter in millimeters (mm).

  3. Use the chart below to find your corresponding size.

 

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Fit Tips

  • Your ring should slide on easily but resist slightly when you pull it off.

  • If you’re between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger one — temperature and humidity can affect fit.

  • Wider bands (like statement rings) fit tighter; consider sizing up by half a size.

  • Stackable or thin rings fit slightly looser; you can size down if you prefer a snug fit.

 
Measuring Accuracy

  • Measure 3 times for consistency.

  • Avoid measuring when your hands are cold — your fingers will be smaller.

  • For best results, use a millimeter ruler or ring sizer tool.
     

How Should It Feel?

  • Just Right: Slides easily, small resistance when removing.

  • Too Loose: Spins or slips off easily.

  • Too Tight: Feels restrictive or leaves an imprint.
     

Pro Tip

  • If you’re buying a gift, discreetly borrow one of their rings and measure the inside diameter — or compare with our printable ring sizing chart (coming soon).

 

Bracelet Sizing Guide

Step-by-Step Guide

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  1. Prepare your tools
    You’ll need a flexible measuring tape (or a strip of paper or string) and a ruler in millimeters (mm).
    If using paper or string, make sure it’s thin and lies flat against your wrist.

  2. Wrap around your wrist
    Wrap it around your wrist just below the wrist bone — where you would naturally wear your bracelet.
    Ensure it’s snug but not tight — it should lightly hug your wrist without compressing the skin.

  3. Mark the overlap point
    Using a pen or your finger, mark where the two ends meet. This measurement represents your wrist circumference.

  4. Measure the length
    Lay the strip or string flat against a ruler and measure the length in millimeters.
    Write this number down — it’s the foundation for choosing your bracelet size.

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Determine Your Fit

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Your fit preference determines how much extra length to add for comfort and style:

  • Snug Fit: Add 5–10 mm — sits closely on the wrist, ideal for minimal chain styles.

  • Comfort Fit (recommended): Add 10–20 mm — a gentle drape that moves naturally.

  • Loose Fit: Add 20–30 mm — offers a flowing, bohemian feel, perfect for layered or beaded pieces.

 

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Helpful Tips for Accuracy
 

  • Measure at the end of the day. Your wrist naturally expands slightly throughout the day due to warmth and movement.

  • Repeat the measurement twice for accuracy — tiny differences can affect fit.

  • Consider bracelet style:

    •  Fine chain bracelets drape more, so a snug fit may feel looser.

    •  Beaded or cuff bracelets have less flexibility; add slightly more room.

  •  If between sizes, size up. A slightly larger bracelet always feels more comfortable.

  •  For layering multiple bracelets, vary each by 5–10 mm for a natural, cascading look.

  • Think about clasp type: Lobster clasps can shorten wearable length slightly; adjustable chain closures allow for flexibility.

 
Measuring Accuracy

  • If your wrist measures 160 mm, and you prefer a comfort fit, add 10–15 mm:

    • ​160 + 15 = 175 mm → Size Medium.

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Necklace Sizing Guide

Option 1 – Use a Soft Measuring Tape:

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  1. Wrap the tape loosely around your neck to the desired length.

  2. Let the tape fall naturally where you’d like the pendant or chain to rest.

  3. Note the measurement in centimeters (cm).

 

Option 2 – Use a String or Ribbon:

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  1. Wrap a piece of string around your neck in the same way.

  2. Mark the point where it meets.

  3. Lay it flat against a ruler to get the length.

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Determine Your Fit

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Your fit preference determines how much extra length to add for comfort and style:

  • Snug Fit: Add 5–10 mm — sits closely on the wrist, ideal for minimal chain styles.

  • Comfort Fit (recommended): Add 10–20 mm — a gentle drape that moves naturally.

  • Loose Fit: Add 20–30 mm — offers a flowing, bohemian feel, perfect for layered or beaded pieces.

 

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Layering Guide
 

  1. Start with Structure:
    Begin with a 37–40 cm choker as your base.

  2. Add Movement:
    Pair with a 45 cm pendant chain or charm necklace.

  3. Finish with Flow:
    Anchor your look with a 55–60 cm chain or lariat piece for length and balance.

    Each layer should differ by at least 5–7 cm for a balanced, graceful drop.


Tips for the Perfect Fit
 

  • If you’re between sizes, choose the longer option — it offers flexibility for layering.

  • Consider neckline and height: petite frames often prefer 35–45 cm, while taller wearers look best in 45–60 cm ranges.

  • Our necklaces often include adjustable loops or extenders, giving 2–3 cm of play for a personalized fit.

  • Remember that pendant size adds length — factor it into your measurement.

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