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    Out of the Sea bracelet

    Out of the Sea bracelet

    By Karolina Bik
    £385.00
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    This bracelet, part of the Out of the Sea collection by Karolina Bik, has so much dimension and added depth. Designed with the inspiration of nature, this is a truly unique piece as many of her designs are. The 22 carat gold plated and oxidised black colouring means that you can wear this bracelet with pretty much any outfit!

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    Ring sizes

    Size conversion

    mm UK EU US
    48.7 J 10 4 3/4
    49.3 J 1/2 10/11 5
    50 K 11 5 1/4
    50.6 K 1/2 12 5 1/2
    51.2 L 12/13 5 3/4
    51.9 L 1/2 13 6
    52.5 M 14 6 1/4
    53.1 M 1/2 14/15 6 1/2
    53.8 N 15 6 3/4
    54.4 N 1/2 15/16 7
    55.1 O 16 7 1/4
    55.7 O 1/2 17 7 1/2
    56.3 P 17/18 7 3/4
    57 P 1/2 18 8
    57.6 Q 18/19 8 1/4

    What is my ring size?

    Getting the ring size right is critical for your comfort and not always straightforward, here are our tips:
    • Visit a local jeweler to measure your finger size if possible
    • Measure the circumferences of your finger and refer to our ring-sizing guide above
    • Select a ring that you already own and that fits the intended finger; measure the inside diameter of the ring and match the measurement to the conversion chart.
    • It is best to measure your finger size at the end of the day and when your fingers are warm. Fingers are smaller in the early morning and when cold. Measure finger size 3 to 4 times to eliminate an erroneous reading.
    • Rings with a particularly thick band feel tighter than a thin band; in these cases, we recommend buying a full size larger than your normal ring size. If you wear a half size and a ring is not available in the half sizes, choose the next size larger.

    Tips for buying a ring as a surprise

    • Ask their friends if they know the ring size
    • Borrow (end justifies the means in this case ;-) the ring and measure its inside diameter
    • Avoid guessing if at all possible
    Serpentine silver pendant mobius

    Serpentine silver pendant mobius

    By Ale
    £185.00
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    Layana London and Ale are proud to present the Serpentine silver Mobius pendant; a delicate chain necklace with fascinating spiral pendant design. The feminine twists of this silver necklace will complement your look nicely, to define your very own style.

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    Ring sizes

    Size conversion

    mm UK EU US
    48.7 J 10 4 3/4
    49.3 J 1/2 10/11 5
    50 K 11 5 1/4
    50.6 K 1/2 12 5 1/2
    51.2 L 12/13 5 3/4
    51.9 L 1/2 13 6
    52.5 M 14 6 1/4
    53.1 M 1/2 14/15 6 1/2
    53.8 N 15 6 3/4
    54.4 N 1/2 15/16 7
    55.1 O 16 7 1/4
    55.7 O 1/2 17 7 1/2
    56.3 P 17/18 7 3/4
    57 P 1/2 18 8
    57.6 Q 18/19 8 1/4

    What is my ring size?

    Getting the ring size right is critical for your comfort and not always straightforward, here are our tips:
    • Visit a local jeweler to measure your finger size if possible
    • Measure the circumferences of your finger and refer to our ring-sizing guide above
    • Select a ring that you already own and that fits the intended finger; measure the inside diameter of the ring and match the measurement to the conversion chart.
    • It is best to measure your finger size at the end of the day and when your fingers are warm. Fingers are smaller in the early morning and when cold. Measure finger size 3 to 4 times to eliminate an erroneous reading.
    • Rings with a particularly thick band feel tighter than a thin band; in these cases, we recommend buying a full size larger than your normal ring size. If you wear a half size and a ring is not available in the half sizes, choose the next size larger.

    Tips for buying a ring as a surprise

    • Ask their friends if they know the ring size
    • Borrow (end justifies the means in this case ;-) the ring and measure its inside diameter
    • Avoid guessing if at all possible
    Serpentine silver coil

    Serpentine silver coil

    By Ale
    £395.00
    /

    Alexandra Przybysz and Layana London present the Serpentine Silver Coil necklace, as part of this stunning and bold collection. Soft, twisted forms and two tonal 925 silver create this beautiful necklace that is perfect for finishing off any outfi

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    Ring sizes

    Size conversion

    mm UK EU US
    48.7 J 10 4 3/4
    49.3 J 1/2 10/11 5
    50 K 11 5 1/4
    50.6 K 1/2 12 5 1/2
    51.2 L 12/13 5 3/4
    51.9 L 1/2 13 6
    52.5 M 14 6 1/4
    53.1 M 1/2 14/15 6 1/2
    53.8 N 15 6 3/4
    54.4 N 1/2 15/16 7
    55.1 O 16 7 1/4
    55.7 O 1/2 17 7 1/2
    56.3 P 17/18 7 3/4
    57 P 1/2 18 8
    57.6 Q 18/19 8 1/4

    What is my ring size?

    Getting the ring size right is critical for your comfort and not always straightforward, here are our tips:
    • Visit a local jeweler to measure your finger size if possible
    • Measure the circumferences of your finger and refer to our ring-sizing guide above
    • Select a ring that you already own and that fits the intended finger; measure the inside diameter of the ring and match the measurement to the conversion chart.
    • It is best to measure your finger size at the end of the day and when your fingers are warm. Fingers are smaller in the early morning and when cold. Measure finger size 3 to 4 times to eliminate an erroneous reading.
    • Rings with a particularly thick band feel tighter than a thin band; in these cases, we recommend buying a full size larger than your normal ring size. If you wear a half size and a ring is not available in the half sizes, choose the next size larger.

    Tips for buying a ring as a surprise

    • Ask their friends if they know the ring size
    • Borrow (end justifies the means in this case ;-) the ring and measure its inside diameter
    • Avoid guessing if at all possible