by measurement,
of an existing ring
YOU CAN DETERMINE YOUR RING SIZE:
1. Choose a ring that you already own and that fits the finger you want.
2. Using a ruler, measure the inner diameter of the ring in cm ; to do this, place the ring on top of the ruler and take the measurement as precisely as possible.
3. Use the table next to it to check the correspondence between the diameter value of the ring you just measured and the corresponding ring size, in the PT column (scale used by Cris Maria).
Practical example :
You measure the inner diameter of your ring and obtain, let's say, a value of 1.4 cm; then you look in the DIAMETER column of the table for the closest value to yours, which in this case will be 1.41 ; then you follow that line in the table and find the corresponding PT column, that is, size 4 .
Remember:
- You should take at least two measurements to get the most accurate result possible.
- because we have different sizes of hands, right and left;
- that the size of the fingers increases with temperature;
- When in doubt between two sizes, always choose the larger one.
You can also download an app that allows you to measure your ring size. We suggest this one:
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THE SIZE?
the bracelets
At Cris Maria we have bracelets that are closed and others that are open, both with adjustable sizes.
For some, there are sizes S and L with the following maximum diameters:
S = 5.50 cm in diameter, with an opening of 2.5 cm;
L = 6.50 cm in diameter, with a 2.5 cm opening.
Our closed bracelets are 16 cm long, with a 4 cm extension that allows them to be used along the entire length, adjusting between 16 and 20 cm;
ankle bracelets
Our anklets are 21 cm long, with an additional 4 cm extension that allows them to be worn along their entire length, adjusting them between 21 and 25 cm.
The necklaces, they come in 7 sizes.
Measured from the nape of the neck to the longest suspension distance, our collars range from 33 cm to 75 cm in maximum length and generally have an extension that allows for a 5 cm adjustment.
