Size Guide

Getting the right size makes all the difference between a piece you wear every day and one that sits in a drawer. This guide walks you through measuring your ring size, choosing a necklace length that suits you, and reading our regional size conversions. If you are still unsure after reading, our team is happy to help before you order — reach us at service@weslamic.com.

Quick Start

  • Rings (including the Zikr Ring): Measure the inside diameter of a ring you already own, or measure your finger’s circumference, then match it to our ring size chart below.

  • Necklaces (including your Name Necklace): Decide where you want the pendant to sit on your chest, then pick the matching chain length.

  • Still unsure? Measure twice, at the end of the day when your fingers are at their largest, and round up if you fall between two sizes.

How to Measure Your Ring Size

Your ring needs to slide over your knuckle with a little resistance and sit comfortably at the base of your finger. Here are three reliable ways to find your size at home.

Method 1 — Measure a Ring You Already Own

  1. Take a ring that fits the intended finger well.

  2. Place it on a ruler and measure the inside diameter in millimetres — straight across the inner edge, not the outer edge.

  3. Match that diameter to the Circumference (mm) column in the ring size chart below. (Circumference = inside diameter × 3.14.)

Method 2 — Measure Your Finger With a Strip of Paper or String

  1. Wrap a thin strip of paper, a piece of string, or a length of thread snugly around the base of the finger you intend to wear the ring on.

  2. Mark the point where the strip overlaps with a pen.

  3. Lay the strip flat against a ruler and measure the length up to your mark in millimetres — this is your finger circumference.

  4. Match that measurement to the ring size chart below.

Method 3 — Photo Measurement Tool

WESLAMIC also offers an online photo-based ring measuring tool. You upload a photo of your finger next to a standard bank or ID card, align the on-screen guides to the card edges and to your finger, and the tool estimates your size. The calculation runs locally in your browser and your photo is not uploaded to any server. For best accuracy, keep your finger flat and parallel to the card.

[whether the photo ring-sizer tool is kept on the new site, and its URL — to be confirmed before launch]

Tips for an Accurate Ring Measurement

  • Measure at the end of the day. Fingers are smallest in the morning and swell slightly as the day goes on; measuring in the evening avoids a ring that feels tight later.

  • Avoid cold hands. Cold fingers shrink. Measure when your hands are at a normal, warm temperature.

  • Account for wider bands. Wide or chunky bands tend to fit more snugly, so if you are between sizes on a wide design, choose the larger size.

  • Check your knuckle. If your knuckle is much larger than the base of your finger, size to slide over the knuckle, then consider a small ring adjuster for a secure fit.

  • Round up when in doubt. A ring that is slightly loose is far more wearable than one that will not pass your knuckle.

Ring Size Chart

WESLAMIC currently offers ring sizes 8 to 13 (US/Canada scale). The full US / UK / EU / Japan / China conversion chart — with the exact inside circumference and diameter for each size — is being finalized and will appear here before launch.

In the meantime, measure your inside circumference in millimetres using Method 1 or 2 above and email service@weslamic.com — we’ll confirm your exact size before you order. [full US/UK/EU/JP/CN ring-size conversion chart (circumference & diameter per size 8–13) — to be confirmed before launch]

Note on size availability: We list ring sizes 8–13. If your size falls outside this range, contact us at service@weslamic.com before ordering — we will let you know whether your size can be accommodated.

How to Choose a Necklace Length

Necklace length decides where your pendant sits, so it affects both the look and how it layers with other pieces. Lengths are measured as the total length of the chain, including the clasp.

The list below describes how common lengths typically sit on an average adult. Where the pendant lands depends on your height, neck size, and body shape, so treat these as a guide rather than a guarantee.

  • ~40 cm / ~16 in (Choker) — Sits closely around the base of the neck.

  • ~45 cm / ~18 in (Princess) — Rests on the collarbone — the most popular everyday length.

  • ~50–55 cm / ~20–22 in (Matinee) — Falls just below the collarbone, on the upper chest.

  • ~60 cm / ~24 in (Opera) — Sits in the centre of the chest, over a top or sweater.

[actual Name Necklace chain-length options and units — to be confirmed before launch]

Choosing the Right Length for Your Name Necklace

  • For a personalized Name Necklace worn on its own, an 18 in (~45 cm) chain is the most versatile choice — it sits on the collarbone and keeps the name clearly readable.

  • If you like to layer necklaces, choose two lengths at least 5 cm apart so the pieces do not tangle.

  • For a higher neckline or a more delicate look, a shorter chain keeps the pendant front and centre.

Regional Sizing at a Glance

WESLAMIC ships worldwide, and ring sizing conventions differ by region:

  • United States & Canada use a numeric scale (the sizes 8–13 shown above).

  • United Kingdom, Ireland & Australia use a letter-based scale.

  • Europe (EU) typically uses the inside circumference in millimetres as the size number.

  • Japan uses its own numeric scale.

  • Middle East / GCC markets commonly follow either the US numeric scale or the EU (circumference-in-mm) convention, depending on the retailer.

Because conventions vary, the safest approach is to measure your circumference in millimetres (using Method 1 or 2 above) and match it to the chart — millimetres are the same everywhere. [preferred GCC size-marking convention, if a single house standard is used — to be confirmed before launch]

Need a Hand?

If you are between sizes, unsure which necklace length suits you, or want to confirm availability before ordering, email us at service@weslamic.com. We would rather help you get it right the first time than have you send something back.

Barakallahu feek — we hope your WESLAMIC piece fits beautifully.