Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.

Step 2: Buying a bangle bracelet? Round to the nearest size.

Buying a cuff bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a medium. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a small.

Buying a hook-on bracelet? If your measurement is equal to or higher than 2 ½" purchase a large. If you measure below 2 ½" purchase a medium or small.

Finding Your Ring Size FAQ

How do I know my ring fits?

A ring that fits properly should slide comfortably over your knuckle and feel snug enough to stay in place as your hand moves.

In some rings I take a smaller than my wedding band. Why?

The width of the band is an important factor to consider when measuring for a ring. Generally, a tapered ring (i.e. a ring with a small band around the finger or a small wedding band) will fit your normal ring size while a ring with a wider band (i.e. 1/4" or wider) may requires a half-size larger to fit comfortably.

How can I measure for my ring size?

Our downloadable Ring Size Guide makes it easy! You can find your ring size in two easy ways.

1. You can place a ring that fits you well on our guide to find out what size it is. (Keep in mind the answer above. The design of your ring could make a difference when it comes to finding your ring size.

2. You can also wrap some string (make sure it doesn’t stretch too much) around your finger and use it to determine your ring size.

What’s a good ring size for a baby ring?

Sizes 1 and 1.5 tend to be best for traditional baby rings.

What’s an average ring size for a woman?

Most women find rings sized between 5 and 7 to be a good fit on their ring finger. It’s tough to guess a woman’s ring size without her knowing, so if you want the ring to be a surprise gift ask a woman close to her (mother, sister or best friend). They may know her ring size or be able to help you estimate.

What’s an average ring size for a man?

Most men find rings sized between 8 and 10 to be a good fit on their ring finger. Many men only own one or two rings in their whole lifetimes, so they may not even know their ring size. The best way to find a good and comfortable fit is to use the string test on our ring sizer or to bring him in and let our Associates help him find a great fit.

What if I need a half size?

All James Avery rings are available in full and half sizes.

Are rings sizes the same in Europe as in the USA?

As with clothing and shoes, ring size systems vary by location. The best way to determine your true ring size is to try the ring on.

Still need help finding your ring size?

Stop by a James Avery store and ask for a ring sizer. It’s a set of little plastic rings you can try on to find your ring size. Some of our Associates are so experienced they can guess your size by looking at you. You can use it yourself, or we can help. Whichever you prefer.

Find a Necklace or Chain You Love

At James Avery we strive to honor the beautiful and diverse body types of our Customers, which is why we offer a wide range of lengths and styles for our necklaces and chains. We’ve developed this guide to help you find just the right fit – whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift.

Tips for Choosing a Length

• Consider the wearer’s torso length, chest size and overall body type:

• A chain will look shorter on someone with a longer torso or a larger chest than it will on a smaller body type.

• Longer chains (28+ inches) can slip over the head without unfastening the clasp. This is helpful if you have trouble fastening small clasps or prefer the ease of slipping it on quickly.

• Our easy-to-use sterling silver Magnetic Clasp Set can be added to any of our necklaces or chains. It’s a great choice for those who find traditional clasps difficult to fasten.

• Our Cable Chain Extenders are another way to add extra length to any necklace or chain!

Length Size Charts

Click on images below to enlarge:

Our Associates are always happy to help if you have further questions. Find a store near you, call us at 1–800–283–1770 or Contact Us for further assistance.

Shop Necklaces and Chains

Choose Your Chain Style and Weight

Our chains come in a variety of link designs and an assortment of thicknesses and weights – from classic cable chains to bold statement styles. The possibilities for layering are endless so you can create a look all your own! If you plan to wear a charm or pendant on the chain, you’ll want to make sure they balance and complement each other.

For Charms and Small Pendants

Designs smaller than one inch look great when balanced with lighter chain styles.

Fine Chains

Light Chains

For Medium Pendants

Designs over one inch look great with medium chain styles.

Medium Chains

For Large Pendants

Designs over two inches look great with heavier chain styles.

Heavy Chains

Step 1: Measure your hand from the pinky knuckle to your pointer knuckle with a flexible measuring tape or the paper ruler provided in the printable PDF, to find your wrist diameter.