How to choose a gift piece without knowing the size

One of the biggest risks when gifting jewelry is size: a ring that doesn't fit is, in practice, a gift that needs to be exchanged. Luckily, not all jewelry depends on that: some formats work just as well without knowing it.

Most of our minimalist natural stone bracelets come with a clasp adjustable to different wrist sizes, which nearly eliminates the risk of getting the size wrong.

A necklace doesn't depend on neck size the way a ring depends on finger size: length matters for style, but there's no "doesn't fit" the way there is with a ring, so it's a safer bet.

Like necklaces, earrings have no size: the main thing to consider is whether the person has piercings or prefers clip-ons, something much easier to find out without ruining the surprise than asking directly about a ring size.

One option is to borrow (with any excuse) a ring the person already wears, from the finger you think the gift is for, and compare the diameter with our size guide before buying.