Edwardian Platinum Natural Ruby & Old Mine Cut Diamond Dinner Ring

Era: Edwardian c. 1910-1920

Center Stone:

Natural, no heat ruby (no lab report, but likely Thai)
0.55 Carats

Accents:

Natural diamonds
Old Mine Cut
1.25 Carats Total Weight
H-I color
Ranging VS2-I1 Clarity

Metal: Platinum

Size: 6.75

Measurements

Bangle Sizing

A bangle must slide over your hand, so knuckle circumference — not wrist — determines your size. Measure with your thumb tucked in, fingers together.

How to Measure

Fold your hand — bring your thumb across your palm toward your little finger, as if you were sliding on a bangle.

Wrap a flexible tape measure (or string) around the widest part of your knuckles, including the thumb knuckle. Pull snug but not tight.

Note where it overlaps. This number in inches or mm is your hand circumference. If using string, lay flat on a ruler to measure.

Always size up if between sizes. A slightly loose bangle is preferable to one that won't clear the knuckles.

Find Your Size

Bangle shape

Preferred fit

Your hand circumference

Measured around your knuckles with thumb tucked in.

Recommended Bangle Inner Diameter

Reference Chart — Round Bangles

Inner Ø (mm)	Fits hand circ.	Snug at	Loose at

* Inner diameter measured straight across the inside of the bangle.

Ring Sizing

Ring size is measured by the inner circumference of the ring, which must match your finger. Measure in the evening when fingers are slightly larger.

How to Measure Your Finger

Cut a thin strip of paper or use a non-stretchy string. Wrap it snugly around the base of the finger you intend to wear the ring on.

Mark where the paper overlaps itself. Measure the length from the end to your mark in millimetres. This is your finger circumference.

Enter that measurement below. If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up — especially for wider bands, which fit more snugly.

Existing ring method: Place a ring that fits well flat on a ruler. Measure the inner diameter (edge to edge, inside) in mm and multiply by 3.14 to get circumference.

Find Your Size

Your finger circumference

Your US Ring Size

US Ring Size Chart

US Size	Inner Ø (mm)	Circumference (mm)

* If between sizes, choose the larger. Wide bands typically need one size up.

Necklace Lengths

Necklace length determines where a piece sits on your neckline. The right length depends on your height, neckline, and the style of the piece.

Length Guide

Choker

Sits at the base of the throat. Best with off-shoulder or strapless necklines.

Princess

The most popular length. Sits just below the collarbone — flattering on nearly every neckline.

Matinee

Falls 1–2" below the collarbone. Versatile for casual and business settings.

Opera

Reaches the center of the chest. Elegant with formal or high-necked outfits.

Long Opera

Falls below the chest. Can be worn doubled as a shorter layered look.

Rope / Lariat

Reaches the navel or below. Often worn knotted, layered, or wrapped multiple times.

Tips for Choosing Length

Petite frames tend to suit shorter lengths (14–18"). Longer chains can visually elongate a shorter torso beyond the intended effect.

Taller or fuller figures are flattered by longer lengths (20–24") which create a natural vertical line.

Layering: combine a 16" and a 20" for an effortless stacked look. Keep at least a 2" difference between lengths.

Statement pendants work best at 18–20" where the pendant sits in clear view against the chest.

Unsure? A 16–18" piece is the safest choice — the most universally flattering range for both casual and formal wear.

Chain Bracelet Sizing

Unlike bangles, chain and link bracelets are sized by length and fasten with a clasp. The right length depends on your wrist size and preferred fit.

How to Measure Your Wrist

Wrap a flexible tape measure (or string) around your wrist just above the wrist bone — where you would naturally wear a bracelet.

Note the measurement in inches. This is your wrist circumference. If using string, lay flat on a ruler.

Add wearing ease to find your bracelet length — see options below. Most women's bracelets are 7–7.5" and men's are 8–8.5".

Existing bracelet method: If you have a bracelet that fits well, simply measure its length from end to end (including the clasp).

Find Your Size

Preferred fit

Your wrist circumference

Recommended Bracelet Length

Wrist Size Reference

Wrist Circ.	Snug (+½")	Standard (+¾")	Loose (+1")

* All lengths in inches. Wider cuff-style bracelets may need ¼–½" additional ease.