Finding your size is a small thing that makes a great deal of difference to how a piece wears. This guide will take you through measuring for rings, bracelets, and bangles. If you would prefer a second opinion at any point, our team is always glad to help.

Rings

State Property uses standard US sizing for all our rings. If you know your ring size following a different standard, refer to our Ring Size Chart to find out your US ring size.

If you do not know your ring size, you can measure the circumference of your finger using a tape measure, or a strip of paper marked and held against a ruler. Refer to the circumference column on the chart to find out your US ring size.

TIPS

• Your finger size changes significantly throughout the day. It's best to measure your finger a few times, at different times and on different days to compare.
• Each of your fingers may differ in size. This includes the same finger on different hands. Take note to measure the finger that you intend to wear the ring on.
• If your knuckles are the largest circumference of your finger, it's best to measure the circumference of your knuckle and consider that when deciding on your size. We recommend selecting a size that would go on and off your finger easily.
• When looking at wider rings, we recommend selecting a slightly larger size.
• When deciding between two sizes, we recommend opting for the larger one.

Bracelets

Our bracelets are made in a range of lengths so that you can find the one that sits best on your wrist. To find yours, use a tape measure to measure the circumference of your wrist, and add approximately half an inch so that the bracelet will fit you comfortably.

Depending on the design, a bracelet is sized in one of two ways. The options available for each piece are listed on its product page.

BY LENGTH, IN INCHES

Many of our bracelets are given as an actual length in inches, usually in half-inch steps such as 6", 6.5", and 7". Certain designs call for their own particular lengths, as the construction of the piece does not always allow for an exact half-inch step.

BY FIT, XS TO XL

Others are offered as a fit, from XS to XL. Here the size describes how the bracelet is intended to sit on your wrist rather than a fixed length: because each design drapes and fastens differently, the actual length that gives, say, a medium fit differs from one piece to the next. To find your size, measure your wrist and match it to the chart below. Each fit allows a tolerance of about 0.2" so that the bracelet sits comfortably.

TIPS

• If you are between two sizes, we recommend going one size up for a more relaxed fit, or one size down for a closer one.
• Bracelets of a heavier or more structured design tend to sit more firmly than lighter or more flexible ones of the same fit.

Bangles

Our bangles come in sizes XS to XL, following the same fit scale as our bracelets, so your size stays consistent across the two. Each bangle opens on a hinge, so it does not need to pass over your hand to be worn. This means you can choose your size based on your wrist alone.

There are two ways to measure. You may either measure the circumference of your wrist with a tape measure and match it to the chart above, or measure the height and width across your wrist and match both to the corresponding size. Our bangles are oval rather than round, so the second method is often the more accurate of the two. Refer to our Bangle Sizing Guide for the full measurements.

Because a bangle is rigid, its size corresponds to a set inner circumference rather than a fit that can flex, so it follows the wrist measurements above closely.

TIPS

• For a snug fit, find the size closest to your wrist size.
• For a looser fit, go one size up.
• A bangle is meant to move a little as you wear it. If it sits quite still against the wrist, it is likely to be a size too small.
• If you intend to wear several bangles together, a slightly looser fit will allow them to move and sit more naturally against one another.
• Take your measurement over bare skin, and keep your hand relaxed rather than clenched.

If you have any questions about sizing, the State Property team is very happy to help. Get in touch now.