Jewelry Size Chart


LOVCIA Jewelry Size Chart page is designed to help you find the perfect fit for your favorite pieces. Please refer to the chart below to determine your ideal size. Please note that the measurements provided are approximate and may slightly vary due to manufacturing processes.

How to find the right ring size?


Finding the right ring size can be important for ensuring a comfortable fit. Here are several methods you can use to find your ring size:

Ring Size Reference

  • Visit a Jeweler: The most accurate method is to visit a local jeweler. They have professional tools to measure your ring size precisely.
  • Multisizer Tool: Purchase a multisizer ring sizing tool online. Slide the tool onto your finger and adjust until it feels comfortable.
  • String or Paper Method: Wrap a thin strip of paper or string around your finger. Mark where it overlaps, then measure the length. Use a ring sizing chart to convert the length to size. 
  • Existing Ring: If you already have a ring that fits the intended finger, you can measure its inside diameter and use a sizing chart. 
  • Finger Measurement: Measure the circumference of your finger using a flexible measuring tape. Convert the measurement to your ring size using a sizing chart. 
  • Consider the Knuckle: If your knuckle is much larger than the base of your finger, consider sizing up to accommodate both areas. Your ring should fit your finger comfortably so that it will not fall off or slide over your knuckle.
  • Temperature and Time of Day: Finger sizes can change due to temperature and time of day. Measure when your fingers are at their normal temperature. Measure it at the end of the day and when your fingers are warm (Fingers are smaller in the early morning and when cold.)
  • Order Slightly Larger: If you're between sizes, it's often better to choose a slightly larger size. Rings can be resized later.

Remember that comfort is key. Your ring should slide on and off easily and feel comfortable, even if it's a little snug. If you're still uncertain, consult with a local jeweler for guidance.

Ring Size Chart - International


Determine your ring size according to your country’s standard. Use the International Ring Size Chart to convert to the corresponding US ring size to place your order.

Circumference Diameter
Europe 		UK & Australia United States & Canada
SG/JP
HK
CN
Switzerland
(mm) (inches) (mm) (inches)
44.2 1.74 14.1 0.56 44 F1/2 3 4 6 6 4
44.8 1.77 14.3 0.56 45 G 　 5 　 　 51/4
45.5 1.79 14.5 0.57 　 G1/2 31/2 　 7.5 7 　
46.1 1.82 14.7 0.58 46 H 　 6 　 　 61/2
46.8 1.84 14.9 0.59 47 H1/2 4 7 9 8 　
47.4 1.87 15.1 0.59 　 I 　 　 　 9 73/4
48.0 1.89 15.3 0.60 48 I1/2 41/2 8 10 　 　
48.7 1.92 15.5 0.61 　 J 　 　 　 　 9
49.3 1.94 15.7 0.62 49 J1/2 5 9 11 10 　
50.0 1.97 15.9 0.63 50 K 　 　 　 　 10
50.6 1.99 16.1 0.63 　 K1/2 51/2 10 12 11 　
51.2 2.02 16.3 0.64 51 L 　 　 　 　 113/4
51.9 2.04 16.5 0.65 52 L1/2 6 11 13 12 123/4
52.5 2.07 16.7 0.66 　 M 　 12 　 13 　
53.1 2.09 16.9 0.67 53 M1/2 61/2 13 14.5 　 14
53.8 2.12 17.1 0.67   N 　 　 　 14 　
54.4 2.14 17.3 0.68 54 N1/2 7 14 16 　 151/4
55.1 2.17 17.5 0.69 55 O 　 　 　 15 　
55.7 2.19 17.7 0.70 　 O1/2 71/2 15 17 　 161/2
56.3 2.22 17.9 0.71 56 P 　 　 　 16 　
57.0 2.25 18.1 0.71 57 P1/2 8 16 　 17 173/4
57.2 2.25 18.2 0.72 　 　 　 　 18 　 　
57.6 2.27 18.3 0.72 　 Q 　 　 　 　 　
58.3 2.30 18.5 0.73 58 Q1/2 81/2 17 19 18 　
58.9 2.32 18.8 0.74 59 R 　 　 　 　 19
59.5 2.34 19.0 0.75 　 R1/2 9 18 20.5 19 　
60.2 2.37 19.2 0.76 60 S 　 　 　 20 201/4
60.8 2.40 19.4 0.76 61 S1/2 91/2 19 22 　 　
61.4 2.42 19.6 0.77 　 T 　 　 　 21 211/2
62.1 2.45 19.8 0.78 62 T1/2 10 20 23 　 　
62.7 2.47 20.0 0.79 　 U 　 21 　 22 　
63.4 2.50 20.2 0.80 63 U1/2 101/2 22 24 　 223/4
64.0 2.52 20.4 0.80 64 V 　 　 　 23 　
64.6 2.55 20.6 0.81 　 V1/2 11 23 25 　 　
65.3 2.57 20.8 0.82 65 W 　 　 　 24 25
65.9 2.60 21.0 0.83 66 W1/2 111/2 24 26 25 　
66.6 2.62 21.2 0.84 　 X 　 　 　 　 　
67.2 2.65 21.4 0.84 67 X1/2 12 25 27.75 26 271/2
67.8 2.67 21.6 0.85 　 Y 　 　 　 　 　
68.5 2.70 21.8 0.86 68 Z 121/2 26 　 　 283/4
69.1 2.72 22.0 0.87 69 Z1/2 　 　 　 　 　
69.7 2.75 22.2 0.87 70 　 13 27 30 　 　
70.4 2.77 22.4 0.88 　 Z+1 　 　 　 　 　
71.0 2.80 22.6 0.89 　 Z+2 131/2 　 　 　 　

Please ensure to measure accurately and refer to this chart to make an informed choice when selecting your jewelry size. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our customer support.

How to find your partner's ring size?


Finding your partner's ring size can be a bit tricky, especially if you're trying to keep it a surprise. Here are some tips to help you find your partner's ring size without giving away your intentions:

  • Borrow a Ring: If your partner already wears rings, consider "borrowing" one of their rings (from the correct finger) and taking it to a jeweler to determine the size. Be sure to choose a ring they wear on the intended finger for accuracy.
  • Use Their Jewelry: If your partner has a piece of jewelry that fits well on the intended finger, you can use that as a reference. Compare it to a ring size chart to estimate the size.
  • Trace the Inside: Place one of your partner's existing rings onto a piece of paper and trace the inside of the ring. This can help a jeweler determine the size.
  • Use your own finger: Slide a ring that they already wear onto your own 'ring finger' and mark with a pen where it gets stuck. Take it to a jeweller and you'll get a very close size.
  • Multi-sizer Tool: Purchase a multi-sizer ring sizing tool online. This is a simple plastic tool with different ring sizes marked on it. Your partner can discreetly try it on different fingers to find the size that fits comfortably.
  • Enlist a Friend: If your partner's best friend or sibling is good at keeping secrets, they might be able to assist you in finding the ring size.
  • Guess Slightly Bigger: If you're uncertain, it's often safer to choose a slightly larger size. It's easier to resize a ring to make it smaller than to make it larger. 
  • Go for an Average Size: If you're truly unsure, aim for an average ring size (around 6.5 for US women). This size can be adjusted more easily if needed.
  • Visit a Jeweler Together: If you're open to it, you could visit a jeweler together to find out the size.

Necklace Size Chart


LOVCIA Necklace Size Chart

These measurements are approximate and may vary slightly due to manufacturing processes. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our customer support. 

Necklace Type Inches Centimeters Millimeters
Collar 12 - 13 in 30.5 - 33 cm 305 - 330 mm
Choker 14 - 16 in 35.6 - 40.6 cm 356 - 406 mm
Princess 17 - 19 in 43.2 - 48.3 cm 432 - 483 mm
Matinee 20 - 24 in 50.8 - 61 cm 508 - 610 mm
Opera 28 - 36 in 71.1 - 91.4 cm 711 - 914 mm
Rope or Lariat Over 36 in Over 91.4 cm Over 914 mm

Types of Ear Piercings: A Guide to Expressing Your Style


Ear piercings have become a popular way to express individuality and enhance your personal style. From subtle to bold, there are various types of ear piercings to choose from. Here's a guide to help you explore and understand some of the most common ear-piercing options:


Types of Ear Piercing


  • Industrial Piercing: An industrial piercing consists of two holes connected by a single barbell, usually placed diagonally across the upper ear cartilage. It creates a unique and edgy look.
  • Outer Conch Piercing: The outer conch piercing is positioned in the flat area of the ear cartilage, known as the concha. It's a versatile choice and can be adorned with various jewelry styles. 
  • Helix Piercing: The helix piercing is placed on the upper ear cartilage, creating a decorative adornment along the curve of the outer ear. It's a classic and customizable option.
  • Forward Helix Piercing: Positioned in the front section of the upper ear cartilage, the forward helix piercing adds a delicate and unique touch to your ear. It's an excellent choice for those seeking a refined look.
  • Snug Piercing: The snug piercing passes through the inner cartilage ridge of the ear, offering a subtle yet stylish option. It requires careful placement for optimal comfort and aesthetics.
  • Tragus Piercing: The tragus piercing is placed in the small, raised cartilage section directly in front of the ear canal. It's known for its eye-catching appearance and versatility in jewelry selection.
  • Standard Lobe Piercing: The standard lobe piercing is the most common and traditional ear piercing, placed in the soft tissue of the earlobe. It's a timeless choice and can accommodate a wide range of jewelry styles.
  • Upper Lobe Piercing: The upper lobe piercing is positioned slightly above the standard lobe piercing. It offers a creative way to stack earrings and create a unique look.

When considering an ear piercing, it's essential to choose a professional and reputable piercing studio. Consult with a certified piercer to discuss placement, aftercare, and jewelry options that suit your style and anatomy.

Remember that each ear piercing is a form of self-expression, allowing you to curate a personalized and captivating look. Whether you prefer a subtle addition or a more intricate arrangement, the world of ear piercings offers endless possibilities to showcase your individuality.