Sizing Guide

Sizing can be tricky, but hopefully we can help. Please note that this guide is for reference only. When in doubt please get measured by a local jeweler. Danielle Morris Jewelry is not responsible if you order the incorrect size.

Rings

All of our rings are standard US sizes. If you are unsure of your ring size it is always best to go to a local jeweler and get your finger(s) measured. We understand that visiting a jeweler may not always be convenient, so you can also order an affordable finger sizing kit, like this one. Please keep in mind that wider bands may feel tighter than thinner ones. In these cases, we suggest measuring your finger using a wide band ring size gauge, like this. For your comfort we offer whole, half and quarter sizes. It is your responsibility to ensure accurate measurements, as Danielle Morris Jewelry is not responsible if you order the incorrect size.

Here are some tips when measuring your fingers. Body temperature plays a key role. Fingers can shrink in cold temperatures and expand in heat. For the most accurate measurement, ensure your fingers are at room temperature when measuring. If your knuckles are larger than the base of your finger, measure both areas and choose a size that falls in between. If you’re between sizes and unsure which to select, we recommend sizing up, as it’s easier to adjust a band smaller than to make it larger.

Bracelets & Necklaces

To measure your wrist for a bracelet, it is best to use a soft tape measurer. However, if you don't have one, you can also use a flexible strip of material like yarn, string, dental floss, paper, or ribbon. With your hand relaxed and fingers outstretched, wrap the material around your wrist where you would normally wear the bracelet. Keep the material snug but make sure it is not too tight; it should be able to turn comfortably on the wrist. Mark where the ends meet with a pen or pencil, then lay the material flat on a ruler to measure the length up to the mark. Note down your measurement and compare it to the bracelet size chart below to find your size. You may also try a desired length on your wrist and select the matching size accordingly.

Similarly for a necklace, drape a soft measuring tape or flexible strip of material around your neck and mark the material where you would like the chain to fall and measure it. If you already have a necklace that falls at the desired length you can also measure that to determine which length to order. It is your responsibility to ensure accurate measurements of your desired length for a bracelet and/or necklace, as Danielle Morris Jewelry is not responsible if you order the incorrect size.

Bracelet Size Chart