Ring Size Bracelet Size Necklace Size Earring Size
Ring Size Guide
Our antique and vintage rings are one-of-a-kind pieces which vary in size. To find out your ring size download our ring size guide, it will guide you through either measuring an exisiting ring or measuring your finger with our cut out sizer.
International Ring Size Guide
| UK |
US |
EUROPE |
Diameter (mm)
|
| Size J |
5 |
49 |
15.6mm |
| Size K |
5 1/2
|
50 |
16.0mm |
| Size L |
6 |
51 |
16.4mm |
| Size M |
6 1/2
|
53 |
16.8mm |
| Size N |
7 |
54 |
17.2mm |
| Size O |
7 1/2
|
55 |
17.6mm |
| Size P |
8 |
56 |
18.0mm |
Gifting a Vintage & Antique Ring
Find the perfect fit with ease at home, with our ‘Ring sizer’. If you are buying a gift, simply leave us a note at ‘Checkout’ and we will include one with your order. After you have gifted the ring you are will be able to send us your piece for resizing. Our rings are resized by our expert Master Goldsmith for an addition cost. Find out more HERE.
Contact Us
We offer free returns and gift wrapping, if the ring you have chosen is the incorrect size you can easily send it back to us. If you need any help contact Tiffany & Gillian via email info@mayvedavintagejewellery.co.uk or call us on 07939212983 to discuss ring sizing options.
Bracelet Size
Our antique and vintage bracelets are one-of-a-kind pieces which vary in length. To find out the best bracelet length for you please use our guide below.
Bracelet Size Guide
| WOMEN |
LENGTH |
| Petite |
7"/ 17.7cm |
| Medium |
7.5" / 19cm |
| Large |
8.5" / 21.5cm |
| Extra Large |
9" / 22.8 |
Measure your Wrist Size
To find your perfect bracelet size, follow the below steps:
Step 1: Take a flexible tape measurement or a strip of paper and place it below the wrist bone or where you would normally wear the bracelet.
Step 2: If you are using a strip of paper, mark the paper and then use a ruler to measure the length.
Step 3: Now you have your wrist size, you can add 0.25" (0.6cm) for a snug fit, 0.75" (2cm) for comfort fit or 1.25" (3.1cm) for a loose fit.
Contact Us
We offer free returns and gift wrapping, if the bracelet you have chosen is the incorrect size you can easily send it back to us. If you need any help contact Tiffany & Gillian via email info@mayvedavintagejewellery.co.uk or call us on 07939212983 to discuss bracelet sizing options.
Necklace Size
Our antique and vintage necklaces are one-of-a-kind pieces which vary in lengths. To find out the best necklace length for you please use our guide below.
Necklace Length Guide
14" Necklace
A 14" necklace fits just around then like a chocker.
16" Necklace
A 16" necklace will fall around the base of the neck similar to a collar. The fall of the necklace will depend on the individual size of the wearers neck.
18" Necklace
A 18" necklace will fall below the throat at the collarbone.
20" Necklace
A 20" necklace will fall a few inches below the collar bone, this length is perfect for a lower neckline.
22" Necklace
A 22" necklace will fall below a standard neckline.
24" Necklace
A 24" necklace will fall below a standard neckline..
36" Necklace
A 36" necklace will fall bellow the bust.
Contact Us
We offer returns and gift wrapping, if the necklace you have chosen is the incorrect size you can easily send it back to us. If you need any help contact Tiffany & Gillian via email info@mayvedavintagejewellery.co.uk or call us on 07939212983 to discuss necklace sizing options.
Earring Size
Our antique and vintage earrings are one-of-a-kind pieces which vary in size. To understand the size of a pair of earrings we included an illustration below for the drop of an earring.
Type of Earrings
Throughout history earring styles have changes from delicate Edwardian screws to showstopping 1980's pieces.
Wire Back: Until the late 1800s fish hook or shepherd hook earrings were the most popular style of earring. These types of earrings are confortable and secure to wear.
Screw Back: Screw back earrings were invented in 1894 this allowed women to wear earrings without piecing their ears. The earring back has a screw which applies pressure to the earlobe to keep the earring in place.
Clip On: Clip on earrings started to became popular in the 1920's up to the 1980's. Wearing clip on earrings is particular good if the earrings are very large, as they do not drag the ear lope down. A clip earring is spring-loaded to confortably hold the earring on the earlobe.
Contact Us
We offer returns and gift wrapping, if the earrings you have chosen is the incorrect size you can easily send it back to us. If you need any help contact Tiffany & Gillian via email info@mayvedavintagejewellery.co.uk or call us on 07939212983 to discuss earring sizing options.
