Sizing
Find your size.
Two steps, one card, one ring you already own. The chart is the US standard. The counter is where it gets exact.
Step one
Match the bar to a card.
Hold a credit card or a driver’s license against the screen. Drag until the bar is exactly as long as the card. The long edge is 85.6 millimeters on every one of them.
3.78 pixels per millimeter
Step two
Lay a ring you own over the circles.
The one that fits the inside edge of the ring is the size. Tap it.
Pick the one that fits.
A screen is not a mandrel. This gets you close. Mehran measures you at the counter, and a ring that will be worn every day should be sized there.
A screen is not a mandrel. This gets you close. I measure you at the counter, and a ring worn every day should be sized there.
Chains
Where each length falls.
The standard lengths, drawn at proportion on an average adult. Bring the one you like to the counter and it can be matched.
- 16 inSits at the base of the neck. A choker length on most adults.
- 18 inJust below the collarbone. The most common length.
- 20 inA hand below the collarbone. Room for a pendant.
- 22 inAbove the chest. Layers well over 18.
- 24 inMid chest. Long enough to tuck.