Native American Jewelry Sizing Guide
How to Measure Yourself for the Perfect Jewelry Fit
When shopping for jewelry—whether it’s a stunning ring, a statement necklace, a delicate bracelet, or a bold cuff—it’s essential to choose the right size for both comfort and style. Here's a simple guide to help you measure yourself at home to ensure your jewelry fits beautifully every time.
1. How to Measure Your Ring Size
A well-fitting ring should slide comfortably over your knuckle without being too loose. Here’s how to find your size:
✅ Wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger.
✅ Mark where it overlaps and measure the length in millimeters.
✅ Use a ring size chart (Like the one below) to match the measurement to the corresponding size.
💡 Tip: Measure at the end of the day when your fingers are largest, and avoid measuring when your hands are cold (they shrink slightly!).
2. How to Measure Your Necklace Size
Necklace lengths can dramatically change the look of your outfit. Try this to find your ideal length:
✅ Use a flexible measuring tape or a piece of string.
✅ Drape it around your neck to the desired length.
✅ Measure the string with a ruler to determine the inches.
Standard necklace lengths:
16" – Choker
18" – Hits at collarbone
20" – Just below collarbone
24" – Mid-chest
💡 Tip: For pendants, measure a little longer to allow for the drop.
3. How to Measure Your Bracelet Size
Bracelet fit is all about comfort. Follow these easy steps:
✅ Wrap a soft measuring tape or string around your wrist, just below the wrist bone.
✅ Add ½ to 1 inch depending on how snug or loose you want it.
✅ Compare your measurement to standard bracelet sizes.
Common bracelet sizes:
Small: 6–6.5 inches
Medium: 7–7.5 inches
Large: 8 inches
💡 Tip: For bangles, measure the widest part of your hand to ensure it can slide over.
4. How to Measure Your Cuff Size
Cuffs are typically adjustable but measuring ensures a more accurate fit:
✅ Measure your wrist just like a bracelet.
✅ If the cuff has a fixed opening, also measure across the top of your wrist for width.
💡 Tip: Cuffs are meant to be snug but not tight—leave room for a little movement.
Final Thoughts
Taking a few minutes to measure yourself can prevent the hassle of returns or resizing. Use these tips to confidently choose jewelry that fits beautifully and enhances your look!