Sizing
Find your perfect fit.
Simple tools to find your ring, bangle and chain size at home. Still unsure? We'll help you get it right.
Rings
Find your ring size.
Choose the way that suits you. Our rings come in Australian sizes G to Z+6.
- Pick a ring that fits the finger you're sizing.
- Measure straight across the inside of the ring, edge to edge, in millimetres.
- Enter it below.
- Wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger. Snug, but able to slide over the knuckle.
- Mark where the end meets, then measure the length in millimetres.
- Enter it below. Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are a little larger.
1 Match a card
Hold a standard bank card upright against the screen and drag until the outline matches its width. Recalibrate after changing browser zoom or screen orientation.
2 Match your ring
Place your ring on the circle and drag until the circle matches the inside edge.
Estimated size–Enter a measurement to see your size.
Between two sizes? Choose the larger one. Wider rings fit more snugly, so go up half a size for bands wider than 6mm.
See the full ring size chart
| AU size | Inside diameter | Circumference | US size (approx.) |
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Bangles
Find your bangle size.
A bangle has to slide over your hand, so we size by your hand, not your wrist.
- Bring your thumb and little finger together, as if putting on a bangle.
- Wrap a tape or string around the widest part of your hand, and measure in millimetres.
- Enter it below.
Suggested bangle size–Enter your hand measurement.
A good fit slides over your hand comfortably and leaves room for one or two fingers at the wrist.
Measure a bangle you own
- Choose a round bangle that fits comfortably over your hand.
- Measure straight across the inside, edge to edge, in millimetres.
- Enter the inside diameter below.
Suggested bangle size–Enter your bangle measurement.
Measure your wrist
- Wrap a tape or strip of paper around your wrist where you would wear your bangle. Keep it snug without pulling tight.
- Enter your wrist measurement in millimetres.
- For a solid bangle, also bring your thumb and little finger together and measure around the widest part of your hand. This checks that the bangle can slide on.
Suggested bangle size–Enter both measurements to check your fit.
Wrist size alone cannot confirm the size of a solid bangle. It must slide over your hand comfortably.
| Size | Bangle diameter | Hand circumference (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| XX-Small | 56mm | 175mm |
| X-Small | 59mm | 185mm |
| Small | 62mm | 195mm |
| Medium | 65mm | 205mm |
| Large | 68mm | 212mm |
| X-Large | 71mm | 225mm |
| XX-Large | 74mm | 235mm |
Chains
Choose your chain length.
It's all about where you want it to sit. Tap a length to see it.
Wearing a pendant? Allow for the extra drop of the pendant itself. Measure a chain you already love to find your perfect length.
Visit our workshop or market stall
Book a visit → Wrong size?Exchange in-stock pieces for a new size
Returns & exchanges →Sizing questions
Good to know.
Still not quite sure? Send us your measurements and we’ll help you find the right size.
Contact usWhat ring sizes do you make?
Our rings are available in Australian sizes G through to Z+6. We use Australian letter sizing, and our size chart also includes the equivalent US sizes to make finding your fit a little easier.
My ring doesn't fit. Can I exchange it?
Absolutely. Every Kaikoa ring is covered by our Size Guarantee. As long as your ring hasn’t been worn and is returned to us in its original condition, we’ll happily swap it for the right size. We just ask that you cover the postage both ways.
Should I size up for a wide band?
Usually, yes. Wider bands tend to feel a little snugger on the finger, so for rings wider than 6mm, we generally recommend going up half a size.
What bangle sizes do you make?
Our bangles come in seven sizes, from XX-Small (56mm) to XX-Large (74mm) inside diameter. Each product page shows the size and width.
Which chain length should I choose?
It really comes down to where you’d like your pendant to sit. Our chain guide shows each length and where it generally falls, so you can find the one that feels right for you. Go shorter for a closer fit, or longer for layering.