Step 1: Gather Tools

• A flexible measuring tape.

• If you don’t have one, use a strip of paper / string / ribbon plus a ruler.

 

Step 2: Position the Tape / String

• Wrap the measuring tape / string around your wrist just below the wrist bone, where you would normally wear a bracelet or watch.

• Make sure it’s snug but not tight—comfort is key.

 

Step 3: Record the Measurement

• If using a tape, note the number where it meets the starting point.

• If using string / paper, mark the overlap point, then measure it against a ruler.

 

Step 4: Adjust for Fit Preference

• For a snug fit, use the exact measurement.

• For a comfortable fit, add about 0.5cm - 1cm. 

• For a looser fit, add about 2cm - 2.5cm.

 

Alternative Method: Measure an Existing Bracelet

• Choose a bracelet that fits comfortably.

• Lay it flat and measure its length end to end with a ruler or measuring tape.

• Use this measurement as your reference when selecting a new bracelet size.

 

Step 1: Gather Tools

• A flexible measuring tape.

• If you don’t have one, use a strip of paper / string / ribbon plus a ruler.

 

Step 2: Position the Tape / String

• Wrap the measuring tape / string around the base of your neck, where a necklace would naturally sit.

• Make sure it’s snug but not tight—comfort is key.

 

Step 3: Record the Measurement

• If using a tape, note the number where it meets the starting point.

• If using string / paper, mark the overlap point, then measure it against a ruler.

 

Step 4: Adjust for Fit Preference

• For a choker fit, add about 2cm.

• For a standard necklace, add about 5cm - 10cm. 

• For a longer pendant style, add 10+ cm.

 

Alternative Method: Measure an Existing Necklace

• Choose a necklace that fits the way you like.

• Lay it flat and measure its length end to end with a ruler or measuring tape.

• Use this measurement as your reference when selecting a new necklace size.