Red String Red Agate Year Of The Snake Protection Bracelet

Find your perfect fit with our easy-to-follow size reference for bracelets and rings. Choosing the right size ensures comfort, energy flow, and everyday wearability.

Table of Contents

• 📿 Bracelet Size Guide
  • I. How to Measure Your Wrist
  • II. How to Choose the Right Bead Size
• 💍 Ring Size Guide
  • I. How to Measure Your Finger
  • II. Ring Sizing Tips
  • III. Finding Out Someone Else’s Ring Size
• 📏 Need Help?

📿 Bracelet Size Guide

I. How to Measure Your Wrist:

1. Use a soft measuring tape or string.

2. Wrap it around your wrist where you normally wear a bracelet. Note the circumference and refer to the chart below.

🔹For stacking bracelets, consider going up 0.5–1 cm for a more flexible fit.

II. How to Choose the Right Bead Size

For different bead sizes, you can refer to the picture below.

💍 Ring Size Guide

I. How to Measure Your Finger:

1. Find a piece pf string or paper.

2. Wrap it tight around your finger.

3. Mark where the end meets.

4. Measure the length with a ruler.

💋 Note: Your fingers may swell slightly in warmer weather. Measure at the end of the day for the most accurate fit.

II. Ring Sizing Tips

Choosing the right ring size ensures both comfort and wearability, especially when it comes to meaningful pieces designed to be worn daily.

• Start with your largest finger
• The perfect fit
• Measure more than once
• When in doubt, size up
• For stackable rings
• For wide-band rings
• Use a ring sizer

Your ring should slide over the knuckle comfortably but stay snug enough not to fall off. It shouldn't pinch or feel too loose. A good rule of thumb: you should feel slight resistance when taking it off.

Finger size can fluctuate due to temperature, hydration, and time of day. For the most accurate sizing, measure your finger at different times throughout the day—especially in the evening when fingers are slightly larger.

If you're between two sizes, it's better to choose the larger one. A slightly bigger ring is more comfortable than one that’s too tight, especially during warmer seasons.

Planning to wear multiple rings on the same finger? Choose one size up from your standard ring size for better comfort and flexibility.

Wider rings cover more surface area and can feel tighter. If you're choosing a wide band style, consider going one size up for a more natural fit.

For the best results, use a plastic or metal ring sizer to measure your exact size. Or contact our team—we’re happy to help you find the right fit.

III. Finding Out Someone Else’s Ring Size

If you’re planning to gift a ring but don’t know their size, here are a few subtle and creative ways to find out—without ruining the surprise.

• Borrow a ring that they already wear
• Ask a trusted friend or family member
• Be playful about it
• Choose an adjustable ring

Find a ring they wear on the same finger you’re buying for (ideally the ring finger of their left hand). Trace the inner and outer diameter on a piece of paper or press it into a bar of soap to get an impression. Then compare it to our ring size chart.

Someone close to them may already know their ring size—or can ask casually without raising suspicion. This is especially helpful if you're planning a surprise, like an anniversary or engagement.

Casually start a conversation about jewelry preferences and try on rings together for fun. You can jokingly ask their size or let them try on one of your rings and see where it fits on their finger.

If you’re unsure and don’t want to guess, pick an adjustable style. This gives you flexibility without compromising on sentiment.

📏 Need Help?

If you're between sizes or buying as a gift, feel free to contact our team. We’re happy to recommend the best fit based on style and preference.