925 Sterling Silver Round Halo Engagement Ring

a) How to Measure Your Wrist

• Use a soft tape (or string + ruler) around your wrist, just below the wrist bone.
• Measure snugly. Add 0.8–1.0 in (2–2.5 cm) for comfort and charms.
• If stacking multiple bracelets or wearing in warm weather, consider an extra 0.2–0.4 in (5–10 mm).

Tip: Measure at the end of the day when your wrist is at its fullest for a more accurate fit.

b) Choose Your Bracelet Style

• Snake chain / Classic charm bracelet – for everyday wear and balanced charm spacing.
• Bangle – structured, slightly roomier feel; great for minimal charms or dangles.
• Leather – casual look; avoid overloading with heavy charms.

Match metals with your charms (sterling silver, Murano glass, enamel) to keep a unified look.

a) Measure Your Finger

• Wrap a thin strip of paper around the base of your finger; mark the overlap.
• Measure the strip length = inner circumference.
• Measure in the evening; avoid measuring cold fingers. Try 2–3 times for accuracy.

b) Choose Your Ring Size

• Between sizes? Choose the larger size for comfort.
• Wide bands may need +½ US size.
• Stacking rings: consider +¼ to +½ US size depending on the number of rings.

Quick Picks

• Most popular bracelet sizes: 6.7" (17 cm) & 7.5" (19 cm).
• Starter set: bracelet + 3–5 charms + 2 spacers.
• Gift ring sizes: US 6–7 for many women; US 9–10 for many men.

Gifting Tips

• Unsure of wrist size? Choose the bracelet one size up and add a safety chain.
• For new collectors, pick a size that fits 6–9 charms comfortably.
• Personalize with initial charms or birthstone Murano glass for a thoughtful gift.