Size & fit guide

Finding a ring size

1. 01

   Borrow a ring that fits

   Take a ring worn on the intended finger, lay it over a ruler, and measure the inside diameter in millimetres. Match it to the chart — when between sizes, size up.

2. 02

   Or use string and a pen

   Wrap a strip of paper or string snugly where the ring will sit, mark the overlap, and measure the length flat. That's the circumference column.

3. 03

   Or let us mail you a sizer

   Request a complimentary ring sizer with any appointment or inquiry — it ships free, and it's the method the atelier trusts most.

US ring size chart

Aurelia rings are offered in sizes 5–9, including half sizes. Outside that range? The atelier makes any size to order — just ask.

Fitting notes from the bench

• ◆ Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are at their largest — cold morning hands run a half-size small.
• ◆ If the knuckle is the widest point, measure it too and choose the size between knuckle and base.
• ◆ Wide bands (like the Aurea signet) wear snugger — go up half a size from your usual.
• ◆ Between sizes? Size up. A comfortable ring can be beaded to fit; a tight one cannot be worn.

Necklace lengths

• 16"

  Collar

  Sits at the base of the neck. Best for fine chains like Fil worn close, and for high necklines.

• 18"

  Princess

  Rests on the collarbone — the classic pendant length, and where Éa and Verte are photographed.

• 20"

  Matinee

  Falls just below the collarbone. Ideal for layering over a 16-inch chain, or for pendants over knitwear.

Bracelet fit

Measure your wrist snugly with a soft tape just below the wrist bone, then choose the length closest to that measurement plus 1.5 centimetres.

• 6.5"

  Snug fit for wrists up to 15 cm — bracelet stays in place, tennis-style.

• 7"

  The standard fit for 15–17 cm wrists, with a fingertip of movement.

• 7.5"

  Relaxed drape for 17 cm+ wrists, or a looser chain-bracelet look.