The one thing that tends to baffle those who are looking for the perfect ring is determining their ring size. If you are looking for a ring as a gift for that special someone, this process becomes twice as difficult, especially if you wish for the ring to be a surprise. Luckily here at Bijaar we have created a Ring Size Guide that explains the process of finding the perfect ring size, with a few key tips for ensuring that it fits comfortably and securely.

This guide offers a method of measuring your ring size. If you already own a ring or have managed to obtain one from the person that you are buying the ring for, simply measure the inside diameter of the ring and match the size to the chart.

While determining which necklace length will work best for you, neck size is one of the most important factors. Follow the steps given below. 1- Wrap a soft tape measure around your neck, keeping the tape measure parallel to the floor. 2- In order to prevent the chain from sitting too snugly around your neck, add 5 to 10 centimeters to your neck measurement, and if you are measuring for a choker necklace, then you can stick with your exact neck measurement and don’t add any excess length.

 

This is a standard women's chain length visualization chart. This chart can be used as a guide to see how different chain lengths fall on the neck and chest. We are all unique in shape and size so the fit of different lengths may vary on you.

40cm will fit most people as a choker, sitting above the collar bones.

42cm is a popular length that falls around the base of the neck, below the collar bones.

45cm to 50cm will lie closer to the bust.

 

 

 

Measure your wrist. Using a measuring tape, measure tightly just above the wrist bone.

If you do not have a measuring tape, you can use a thin strip of paper. It is important to use a thin, flat paper strip.

Wrap the strip around your wrist, and mark with a pen or marker where it starts to overlap. Lay the strip flat and measure its length up to the marker with a ruler.

The bracelet and bangle size recommended is for comfort fit which is adding an extra 2 cm to your wrist circumference measurement.

  

Measure your anklet. Using a measuring tape, and If you do not have a measuring tape, you can use a thin strip of paper. It is important to use a thin, flat paper strip.

Wrap the strip around your anklet, and mark with a pen or marker where it starts to overlap. Lay the strip flat and measure its length up to the marker with a ruler.