Sizing
Cuff Sizing
Here follows a bit of info on how to pick the correct cuff size.
Cuffs are C shaped bracelets that are worn fairly snug around your wrist. It has a opening on the underside allowing for the wearer to get it on and off.
In order the determine your correct cuff size, the circumference of your wrist is the important measurement. Use string, a piece of paper or tape measure to your wrist circumference.
Measurement listed for my cuffs, is for the length of the metal excluding the gap.
Cuff sizing:
XS : metal length approximately 5.25”
Fits wrist size 5.75” - 6.25”
S/M : metal length approximately 5.5”
Fits wrist size 6.25” - 6.25”
M/L : metal length approximately 6”
Fits wrist size 6.75” - 7.25”
XL : metal length approximately 6.25”
Fits wrist size 7.25” -7.25”
Please note that even though cuffs are able to be adjusted to fit your wrist, it is important to refrain from opening and closing the cuff excessively, as metal will fatigue and could weaken. Always slide your cuff onto your wrist at the narrowest and softest part of the wrist.
Ring Sizing
If you are unsure of your ring size, pop into a local
Jeweler to get you finger sized. There are also many online sites that offer methods to help figuring out your ring size.
Take into account the size of your knuckles. If your knuckles are bigger than the base of your fingers, you might have to go up ½ size.
Temperature also affects the size of your fingers. Heat makes your hands swell while cooler temps shrink your fingers. Take this into account when measuring your finger.
A wide band will fit tighter than a narrow band. So remember that when choosing your ring size. A wide band might need you to go up ½ or a full size.
