Marquise Filigree 21K Gold Ring

Finding the perfect ring size is essential for both comfort and long-term wear.
We recommend measuring your finger at the end of the day, when it's slightly
larger, and avoiding measurement right after exercise or in cold weather, as
fingers can temporarily shrink. To measure at home, wrap a soft measuring tape
or a strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, and
measure the length in millimetres. Compare this measurement to our ring size
chart below to find your corresponding size. If your measurement falls between
two sizes, we generally recommend choosing the larger size for comfort, especially
for wider band styles. Keep in mind that finger size can vary slightly between
hands, so always measure the specific finger you plan to wear the ring on. For
rings intended as gifts, consider borrowing a ring the person already wears on
the correct finger and measuring its inside diameter instead. If you're ever
unsure, our team is happy to help confirm your size, or you're welcome to visit
us in-store for a free, accurate sizing.

Bangles are worn rigid and slide over the hand, so getting the size right is
especially important. To measure your bangle size, wrap a soft measuring tape
around the widest part of your hand, just below the knuckles, keeping your thumb
tucked in slightly as it would be when sliding a bangle on. Note this measurement
in centimetres or inches. Alternatively, measure the inner diameter of a bangle
that already fits you well. Compare either measurement to our bangle size chart
below to identify your correct size. Bangles that are too tight can be difficult
to remove, while overly loose bangles may slide off during daily wear, so accuracy
matters more here than with adjustable jewellery types. If your hand measurement
falls between two sizes, we recommend sizing up slightly for comfort. Since bangles
are typically solid and non-adjustable, please double-check your measurement
carefully before ordering. For custom sizing, or if you're unsure which size best
matches your hand shape, our team is happy to guide you through the process or
assist with an in-store fitting.

Bracelets are more flexible than bangles, but choosing the right length still
makes a noticeable difference in fit and comfort. To measure your wrist, wrap a
soft measuring tape snugly around your wrist bone, where the bracelet would
naturally sit. For a comfortable, everyday fit, we recommend adding around 1 to
1.5 cm to your wrist measurement; for a looser, more relaxed drape, add up to
2 cm. If you prefer a snugger fit closer to the wrist, you can skip the addition
and use your exact measurement. Compare your final number to our bracelet size
chart below to select the best match. Keep in mind that chain-link and beaded
bracelets may fit slightly differently due to design and clasp placement, so
checking the specific product's length listed on its page is also recommended.
If you already own a bracelet with a fit you love, measuring its total length
end-to-end can also help guide your selection. As always, if you're between
sizes or unsure, feel free to reach out to our team for personalised assistance
before placing your order.