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Jewelry Sizing Guide
This diagram shows where each necklace falls on the body. A 15-inch necklace is a choker on most people, and 27 inches is ideal for most chains.
| Inches | CM |
|---|---|
|
14 in |
35.5 cm |
|
15 in |
38 cm |
|
16 in |
40.5 cm |
|
17 in |
43 cm |
|
18 in |
45.75 cm |
|
19 in |
48.25 cm |
|
20 in |
50 cm |
|
22 in |
56 cm |
|
24 in |
61 cm |
|
25 in |
63.5 cm |
|
26 in |
66 cm |
|
27 in |
68.5 cm |
|
28 in |
71 cm |
|
29 in |
73.5 cm |
|
30 in |
76 cm |
|
32 in |
81.5 cm |
|
34 in |
86.5 cm |
|
35 in |
89 cm |
|
36 in |
91.5 cm |
|
38 in |
96.5 cm |
|
41 in |
104 cm |
|
44 in |
111.75 cm |
|
46 in |
117 cm |
|
48 in |
122 cm |
The above reflects whole sizes only.
Half sizes are available on key items.
To measure an existing necklace, unclasp it and place it on a flat surface in a straight line. Then hold a measuring tape end to end. Voila!
To see where a necklace might fall on your body, cut a piece of string to the length that interests you and drape that around your neck. It won’t be perfect but it will give you a general idea.
When in doubt, please reach out to our specialist, who can guide you through the best process.
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM CST
This diagram shows where each necklace falls on the body. A 15-inch necklace is a choker on most people, and 27 inches is ideal for most chains.
Most of our bracelets are
flexible and slip easily over
the hand (we’re big believers
in making it easy). To find your
size, measure your wrist,
following the directions, below.
| Inches | CM |
|---|---|
|
6 in |
15 cm |
|
6.5 in |
16.5 cm |
|
7 in |
17.75 cm |
|
7.5 in |
19 cm |
|
8 in |
20 cm |
To measure an existing bracelet:
Remove it and wrap a soft tape
measure snugly around the outer edge.
To measure your wrist:
Take a tape measure or piece of string. Wrap it around your wrist and mark the spot where it meets. Lay the string flat and measure it with a tape measure. Then consult the chart, above.
Please contact a client specialist, who can talk you through the process:
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM CST
Most of our bracelets are
flexible and slip easily over
the hand (we’re big believers
in making it easy). To find your
size, measure your wrist,
following the directions, below.
Sizing Rings: You can measure
an existing ring or your finger—
whichever you prefer. Or come
to our store and we’ll measure it for you.
| U.S. Size | U.K. Size | MM Diameter |
|---|---|---|
|
4.5 |
I 1/2 |
15.3 |
|
5 |
J 1/2 |
15.7 |
|
5.5 |
L |
16.1 |
|
6 |
M |
16.5 |
|
6.5 |
N |
16.9 |
|
7 |
O |
17.3 |
|
7.5 |
P |
17.7 |
|
8 |
Q |
18.1 |
|
8.5 |
Q 3/4 |
18.5 |
|
9 |
R 3/4 |
18.9 |
To measure an existing ring:
Remove the ring and hold a tape measure at the widest part. Write down the millimeter number
(the smallest marks on the tape measure). Find the number on the left side of the chart, above.
To measure your finger:
Take a tape measure or piece of string.
Wrap it around the finger on which you plan to wear the ring and mark the spot where the string meets. Place the string on a flat surface and measure to find the millimeter.
If the ring is wide, go up one size. If you’re confused, contact our client specialist, who can talk you through it.
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM CST
Sizing Rings: You can measure
an existing ring or your finger—
whichever you prefer. Or come
to our store and we’ll measure it for you.
Charitable Mission
Brooke Garber Neidich, the owner and creative director of Sidney Garber, decided in 2013 to give away all of her profits to causes she was passionate about.
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