Cross Gift Set (Gold)

Everything you need to get the size right first time, whether it's a chain, a bracelet or a ring. Each section below has the numbers you need, plus a link to the full chart if you want more detail.

• Chain and Necklace Lengths
• Bracelet Sizes
• Ring Sizes
• Still Not Sure?

Chain and Necklace Lengths

Length is the first decision when buying a chain. Before the link style, before the metal, before the width, what decides how the whole piece wears is how long it is and where it sits.

For most men it's 20" or 22". Which one comes down to your height, your build and how visible you want it.

Model reference: 5'11", 15.5" collar, wearing 20".

Most popular length: 20".

Wearing a pendant? Go one length longer than you would for a chain on its own, so the pendant sits where the chain would have. Our chain length guide covers how height and collar size change the fit, and how to measure at home.

Deciding between link styles rather than lengths? Start with types of men's chains.

Bracelet Sizes

Bracelet sizes are listed as circumference in inches. Measure your wrist with a strip of paper or a piece of string, mark where it meets, then measure it against a ruler.

Beaded and leather bracelets are one size fits all, designed to fit wrists from 7.5" to 8.7".

In between sizes? Always opt for the larger size.

Our bracelet size guide has a printable sizer you can print at home, and types of men's bracelets walks through the styles.

Ring Sizes

Our rings run sizes 7 to 13, or XS to L on some styles. That's a circumference of 2.05 to 2.74 inches. The full ring size chart has every size with its circumference and inner diameter in inches and millimeters.

If you already know your ring size or your finger measurement, use the chart to pick your size. Be sure to allow for the size of your knuckle.

Circumference is the total measurement around the inside of the ring. If you're measuring your finger, that's the full measurement all the way around it.

Diameter is the width straight across the inside of the ring, edge to edge.

In between ring sizes? We recommend sizing up.

Use String to Find Your Ring Size

1. Wrap a piece of loose string around your finger. Be sure to allow for the size of your knuckle.
2. With a pen, mark the point on the string where the end meets.
3. Measure the string against a ruler and compare it to the ring size chart.

Already own a ring that fits? Lay it flat, measure straight across the inside, and match that to the inner diameter column instead. Our guide on measuring your ring size at home covers all three methods.

Still Not Sure?

If it arrives and the fit isn't right, exchanging it for another size is quick and easy, and every piece is backed by a lifetime guarantee. Ring stuck rather than loose? Our guide on getting a ring off a swollen finger walks you through it.

Otherwise, get in touch and we'll help you work it out.