Sizing guide

Why most of this is easy

The range is built to be bought as a surprise, so nearly everything either adjusts or comes with an extender. You do not need a wrist measurement, and asking for one gives away the gift. The numbers below cover the whole catalog; individual listings state their own.

Bracelets

• Men's: 8 inches of chain plus a 1 inch extender. That range covers almost any adult wrist and most teenagers.
• Women's: adjustable 6.5 to 7.5 inches on most listings, and 6.5 to 8 inches on several of the sunflower styles.
• Children's and teens: the pieces aimed at younger girls sit at the low end of the adjustable range and still fit years later.

If the person is between the two, the extender chain is the answer: it clips at any link, so the same bracelet sits loose or snug.

Necklaces

• Men's chains: 22 inches, occasionally 22.5. That lands mid-chest on most men and sits under a collar.
• Women's necklaces: 16 inches with a 2 to 3 inch extender, so anywhere from a choker-adjacent 16 up to a 19 inch drop.
• Girls: the giraffe and moon pendants adjust 16 to 19 inches, which fits a six-year-old and still fits her at twelve.

When you want to check anyway

Wrap a strip of paper around the wrist, mark where it overlaps, then measure the strip against a ruler. Add half an inch for a comfortable bracelet fit. For a necklace, measure an existing chain the person wears often and match the length rather than guessing from a body measurement.

If it arrives wrong

Returns run through the retailer, not through us, and the return window is the standard one for jewelry on their platform. Keep the box until the person has tried it on. The card is the part they keep either way.