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As you'll see, I tend to make a lot of rings and bangles that are pre-sized, but I can also make something for you to order*, in your size. Please let me know if you need any help or advice with this - it's always a good idea to talk through exactly what you'd like and how you'd like it to fit.
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If you'd like to have something made to size, you can of course visit a high street jeweller and check your ring size with them. Or you can ask someone else to measure it for you using a tape measure.
But if you don't want to venture out or ask a friend, please find a simple technique below, which you can use yourself at home.
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For this, you will need:
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A piece of paper
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Scissors (or you can tear, if you're good at tearing!)
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Sticky tape
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A pen or pencil
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A ruler​
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Cut the paper into a strip, roughly twice the length of your little finger.
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Cut a piece of sticky tape and stick it onto one end of the strip of paper
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Wrap the paper around the knuckle of the finger you need to measure for a ring or around the widest part of your hand (usually your knuckles) if you need to measure for a bangle. It should feel comfortable - not too tight or too loose**. Try shaking your hand. If it feels like it might fall off, it's too big
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When it feels snug and comfortable, press the sticky tape onto the other end of the strip (it will probably overlap). You should now have a complete ring sitting on your knuckle (or hand, for a bangle).
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Take it on and off a few times, just to make sure it's not too tight/loose
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With your other hand, using the scissors, cut through the paper (away from the sticky tape joint to avoid dislodging it)
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You now have a flag paper ring or bangle. Measure the length of it in millimetres or centimetres
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Send that measurement to me, with your order and I will make your jewellery to that size
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*Please note that made-to-order items will take longer to deliver, as they need to be made from scratch
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**Please also note that your hands can be larger or smaller depending on the weather and how warm/cold they are. If possible, check your ring size when you're hands are at room temperature
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