Bracelet Size Guide

How to Measure

  1. Wrap a flexible measuring tape around your wrist where you normally wear a bracelet.
  2. If you don't have a measuring tape, use a strip of paper or string.
  3. Mark where the end meets and measure the length with a ruler.
  4. Add 0.5" to 1" to your wrist measurement for a comfortable fit.
  5. Reference the size chart below to find your Hatton Labs bracelet size.

For a snug fit, add 0.5". For a looser, more relaxed fit, add 1".

Bracelet sizing

Sizing Tips

Measure your wrist at the end of the day when it's at its largest.

If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up for chain link bracelets and sizing down for tennis bracelets for a closer fit.

Most of our customers wear a 7" or 7.5" bracelet.

Bracelet Size Chart

SizeLength (in)Length (cm)Wrist Size (in)Fit
6.5"6.516.55.5 – 6X-Small
7"717.86 – 6.5Small
7.5"7.519.16.5 – 7Medium
8"820.37 – 7.5Large
8.5"8.521.67.5 – 8X-Large

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Ring Size Guide

How to Measure

  1. Take a piece of string or a thin strip of paper.
  2. Wrap it around the base of the finger you want to wear the ring on.
  3. Mark the point where the end meets.
  4. Use a millimetre ruler to measure the length of the string.
  5. Reference this measurement in the conversion chart below.

If you already know your ring size in another country's system, use the conversion chart to find your Hatton Labs size.

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International Conversion Chart

Diam (mm)Circ (mm)US / CAUK / AUEUJPHKKP
17.454.57N55141513
18.257.28P57161715
18.959.39R59181916
19.461.09.5S61192118
19.862.310T62202219

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Necklace Size Guide

Necklace chain lengths

How to Measure

  1. Take a piece of string and drape it around your neck.
  2. Adjust to the length where you'd like the chain to sit.
  3. Mark the string and lay it flat.
  4. Measure the length with a ruler in inches.
  5. Reference the size chart below for the best match.

If you have an existing necklace that fits well, lay it flat and measure end to end.

Sizing Tips

16" sits on the neck and is ideal for chokers and women's sizing.

18" is the most popular length and sits just below the collarbone. Works well on its own or layered.

20" falls a few inches below the collarbone. Our most popular length for tennis chains.

22" is a longer, statement length that sits mid-chest. Great for layering over 18" or 20" chains.

Necklace Size Chart

SizeLength (in)Length (cm)Where It SitsBest For
16"1640.6On the neckChokers, women's sizing
18"1845.7Just below collarboneEveryday wear, layering
20"2050.8Below collarboneTennis chains, pendants
22"2255.9Mid-chestStatement length, layering

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We took a classic mount and cut it back. Less metal around the stone, sides flattened to a hard edge — so the piece reads cleaner and larger than its measurements suggest. Take a form that already works, remove what it doesn't need. The mount is ours, and not available anywhere else — solid .925 sterling throughout, with our gold pieces 18k gold plated over that same silver.

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  • lab-grown stones
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With the metal minimised there's nowhere for a stone to hide, so ours are laboratory-grown and cut to hold light from every angle — matched pair to pair, which matters more on earrings than anywhere, since they're the only pieces seen side by side. The posts are sterling too: nothing in an earring should be a compromise just because it sits out of sight.

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