Size Guide

Find your perfect fit for jewellery and Punjabi juttis.

At Juttis&Jewels, we want your pieces to feel as good as they look. Use this guide to choose the right size for rings, bracelets, necklaces and Punjabi juttis.

Jewellery Size Guide

Ring Size Guide

How to measure your ring size at home

Wrap a thin strip of paper or string around the base of your finger.
Mark where it overlaps.
Measure the length in millimetres.
Match your measurement to the chart below.

Ring Size Chart (AU / UK)

Ring Size (AU/UK)	Inner Diameter (mm)	Approx Circumference (mm)
5	15.7	49.3
6	16.3	51.8
7	16.9	53.8
8	17.5	55.8
9	18.0	57.0

Tips

Measure your finger at the end of the day for the most accurate result.
If you are between two sizes, choose the larger size.
Fingers on your dominant hand are usually slightly bigger.
Wider bands often feel tighter, so you may prefer half a size up for very thick rings.

You can also use a ring you already own. Measure the inner diameter and compare it with the chart above.

Bracelet Size Guide

How to measure your wrist

Wrap a soft measuring tape or strip of paper around your wrist bone.
Make sure it is snug but not tight.
Note your wrist circumference in centimetres.
Add 1 to 1.5 cm for a comfortable fit for chain bracelets. For bangles, make sure it can pass over your knuckles.

Bracelet Size Chart

Size	Wrist Circumference (cm)	Recommended Fit
XS	14 – 15	Very slim wrists
S	15 – 16	Slim to average wrists
M	16 – 17	Most common size
L	17 – 18	Fuller wrists
XL	18 – 19.5	Wide wrists

Juttis&Jewels bracelet standards

Classic chain bracelets: around 16 cm plus 3 to 4 cm extension
Adjustable bracelets: designed to fit XS to L wrists
Bangles: inner diameter around 6.0 to 6.5 cm, depending on style

Tips

If you are between two sizes, choose the larger size for comfort.
For charm bracelets, leave a little extra room so charms can move freely.

Necklace Size Guide

Necklace lengths and where they sit

Length	Style Name	Where it usually sits
35 cm	Choker	Closely around the neck
40 cm	Short / Classic	Just above the collarbone
45 cm	Standard	On the collarbone
50 cm	Mid-length	Slightly below the collarbone
55–60 cm	Long	Upper chest
65+ cm	Statement / Layer	Lower chest or layered look

Juttis&Jewels necklace standards

Most necklaces are 38–45 cm with a 5 cm extension for flexibility.
Layered sets are designed with a difference of about 5 cm between each layer, so they sit neatly without tangling.

How to choose your length

For everyday wear, 40–45 cm suits most necklines.
For high necks or turtlenecks, longer lengths such as 50–60 cm work well.
For a layered look, choose 2 or 3 lengths with at least a 5 cm difference between them.

Tips

Chokers should feel comfortable. If unsure, choose the adjustable option.
Longer necklaces visually elongate the neckline and pair well with deeper necklines.

Punjabi Jutti Size Guide

Punjabi juttis are handcrafted and made to gently mould to your feet with wear. A little snugness on the first wear is normal, and they usually soften within 1–2 uses.

How to measure your foot

Place a piece of paper on the floor against a wall.
Stand on the paper with your heel lightly touching the wall.
Mark the tip of your longest toe.
Measure the distance from the wall edge to the mark in centimetres.
Use the measurement to select your jutti size from the chart.

Jutti Size Chart

Use your foot length in centimetres to find your size.

AU Size	Foot Length (cm)	Approx EU Size
5	22.3 – 22.6	36
6	23.0 – 23.3	37
7	23.6 – 24.0	38
8	24.3 – 24.6	39
9	25.0 – 25.3	40
10	25.6 – 26.0	41

Tips

Choose your usual AU shoe size.
If you are between sizes or have wide feet, go one size up for comfort.
Juttis do not have a strong left or right shape at first. After a few wears, they naturally mould to each foot.
A small gap at the back is fine as long as your foot feels secure and does not slip out when you walk.