Finding the Perfect Fit for You

Here at Luna Norte, our designers consider that both your style and time are essential so we prioritize making your shopping experience as easy as possible. 

Whether you want to make every day a little more special or you’re preparing for your special day, have fun pairing our jewelry with the style and size that best accents you! We’ve created a visual step-by-step guide of how you can measure sizes and lengths of our jewelry. If you have any additional questions please reach out to us and we’d be happy to help. We encourage you to pave your own path and to mix-and-match pieces to best suit your style!

It’s important to note that everyone is different; different body types, different heights, different styles. That’s what makes us unique and being unique is what makes us beautiful. Realistically – there’s no such thing as a “one size fits all.” Not in fashion and not in jewelry, so we offer a variety of lengths and styles (all including a 2 or 3 inch extender chain) with the hope that everyone can find what they’re looking for. For this reason, we created a jewelry fit guide that shows how different lengths and styles look on real people. One (left) is 5’7 and one (right) is 5’10. Everything from height, neck circumference, and chest size can help determine where a pendant will sit. We want to assist you to find a length that flatters you whether you’re short or tall, plus size or petite. Let us help guide you to the right style for the beauty you are!

Necklace Measurements

Ring Size

Finding out what your own ring size is at home is simple. Take a string, small strip of paper or even floss and wrap it around the finger you wish a ring for (make sure it’s not too tight). Mark where whatever you used overlaps and line it straight alongside a ruler in millimeters. Then use the chart below to see what size it is and ta-da, that is your ring size! 

It’s a good rule of thumb to size up either a half or whole ring size for a wide or cigar ring band style.

(If your ruler does not have mm, you can take the number you read in inches and multiple it by 25.4 to find out what it is in millimeters, ex: 1 inch is 25.4mm, or you are using centimeters, then simply multiple the number you read in centimeters by 10, ex: 1cm is 10mm). 

Measurement (mm)	Ring size	Measurement (mm)	Ring size
44.2	3	59.5	9
45.5	3.5	60.8	9.5
46.8	4	62.1	10
48	4.5	63.3	10.5
49.3	5	64.6	11
50.6	5.5	65.9	11.5
51.8	6	67.2	12
53.1	6.5	68.4	12.5
54.4	7	69.7	13
55.7	7.5	71.1	13.5
56.9	8	72.3	14
58.2	8.5	73.5	14.5

P.S. If you are at all confused by these directions or need further assistance, please look online for more resources or email us your questions at hello@lunanorte.com