Size Guide

Most Falling for dainty necklaces include a 2” adjustable extender with 1” increments to give you flexibility while wearing your piece. To determine your desired length, choose where you want the chain to sit on your chest.

1. Take a string and holding it at the desired length around your neck. 
2. Take the string and measure it with a tape measure.

1. Choose a necklace you already love and measure the length of it with a tape measure

Pro Tips:

• We recommend a 1”-2” difference between each layering piece
• A chain extender adds flexibility with an extra 2” of length. Whether you want a looser fit, or want to layer, we think all jewelry boxes need one of these!
• General Rule of Thumb:

1. Cut a strip of paper and wrap it around your finger. Use a pen to park where the paper overlaps.
2. Use a ruler and measure the length of the paper in millimeters. Use chart below to find size.

1. Choose a ring you already love and measure the inside diameter with a ruler. Simply measure straight across the inside of the ring on each edge. Use chart below to find size. 

Pro Tips:

• Seasonal + Daily Changes: Fingers tend to swell in heat and shrink in cold. Your fingers may also be slightly larger in the morning and slimmer by the evening. Measure when your hands are warm and avoid measuring right after exercise. 
• Your dominant hand is usually a little larger than your non-dominant hand. Make sure to measure the exact finger you want to wear the ring on, since sizes vary across fingers.
• Generally, narrow bands feel looser while wide bands fit more snugly. If you’re choosing a wider band, we recommend sizing up for the perfect fit!

Most Falling for Dainty bracelets include a 1” extender with .5” increments to give you flexibility while wearing your piece.

1. Take a string and holding it at the desired length around your wrist. 
2. Take the string and measure it with a tape measure.

1. Choose a bracelet you already love and measure the length of it with a tape measure.

Pro Tips:

• The most common sizes are 6" or 7”. 
• If you’re looking to add some extra length, we recommend our chain extender here.