The Complete Raline Bergemann Sizing Guide: Rings, Bracelets, and Necklaces for Every Woman
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She has found the perfect piece.
She knows it the moment she sees it — the ring with the enamel clover, the bracelet stack that catches the light exactly right, the necklace that seems designed for the precise geography of her collarbone. She adds it to her cart, or she picks it up as a gift, or she simply holds it and knows.
And then: the size question.
Jewelry sizing has historically been the anxiety that sits between a woman and the piece she loves — the measurement she does not quite have, the number she is not sure of, the gift recipient whose ring size is a complete mystery. It has made what should be an effortless, joyful decision feel complicated.
Raline Bergemann was built to remove that complication wherever possible. And this guide exists to remove the rest of it.
This is your complete, elegant, practical sizing reference for every Raline Bergemann piece — rings, bracelets, and necklaces — with styling advice per size so that the measurement is not just a number but a decision about how you want the piece to look and feel.
Rings — The Stress-Free Story
Let us begin where the anxiety is greatest and where Raline Bergemann has the most reassuring news.
The Glücksbringer Ring — No Sizing Needed
The Glücksbringer Enamel Four Leaf Clover Ring — the founding piece of Raline Bergemann — is fully adjustable. Its open band expands and contracts to fit virtually any finger at any size, comfortably and securely, without any prior measurement or knowledge of the recipient’s size.
This is the single most liberating design decision in the entire Raline Bergemann collection. It means:
✅ You can gift the ring to anyone without asking their ring size
✅ You can wear it on different fingers on different days
✅ You can adjust it yourself in seconds
✅ It works for fingers that are in between standard sizes
For gifting, this is simply the most considered ring available — the one that requires no awkward size enquiry, no guessing, no exchange. It arrives, it fits, it is worn the day it is received.
Wearing tip: The adjustable band sits most comfortably on the index finger or middle finger of the non-dominant hand for daily wear — positions that keep it visible and beautiful without interfering with grip-heavy tasks. For evenings and special occasions, wear it on the ring finger for a more intimate, traditional placement.
General Ring Sizing at Raline Bergemann
For any future fixed-band ring designs added to the Raline Bergemann collection, Swiss ring sizes follow the standard European numbering system — most Swiss women fall between sizes 52 and 58, with 54 and 56 being the most common.
How to measure your ring size at home:
String method: Wrap a thin strip of paper or string around the finger you want to measure. Mark where it overlaps, then measure the length in millimetres. This gives you your finger circumference. Match it to a size chart: 52mm = size 52, 54mm = size 54, and so on.
Existing ring method: Place a ring that fits perfectly on a ruler and measure its internal diameter in millimetres. Multiply by 3.14 (pi) to get the circumference in millimetres — this is your size.
Golden rule for between sizes: Always size up rather than down. A ring that is slightly loose is easier to adjust than one that is too tight, and a slightly larger ring slides off more safely than one that is difficult to remove.
Bracelets — Sizing and Stacking
Bracelet sizing at Raline Bergemann is designed to be straightforward, because most pieces in the collection are designed for universal fit or easy adjustment.
How to Measure Your Wrist
Wrap a soft measuring tape — or a strip of paper — around your wrist at the point where you normally wear a bracelet. Note the measurement in centimetres. This is your wrist circumference.
Under 15cm — Slim/Small
15–17cm — Standard, most common
17–19cm — Full/Larger
Over 19cm — XL
How much ease to add: For a fitted, close-to-the-wrist look — the kind that sits beautifully for swimming and gym sessions — add 1–1.5cm to your wrist measurement. For a relaxed, slightly looser wear that moves freely during the day, add 2–2.5cm.
Most Raline Bergemann bracelets are designed to accommodate the standard range of 15–18cm with comfortable ease. The cuff styles — Sérénité, Lumière, Victoire — are rigid enough to be sized precisely and should fit snugly without sliding over the hand.
The Art of Bracelet Stacking
The wrist stack is, perhaps, the most personal expression of the Raline Bergemann wardrobe — and the one where sizing interacts most directly with styling.
Rule 1 — Odd numbers stack better. Three bracelets read as a considered decision. Two can look like you started and stopped. Five begins to tell a full story. Choose three or five for the most editorial result.
Rule 2 — Vary the weight. The most beautiful stacks combine pieces of contrasting weight and texture — a slim chain, a medium link, and a statement cuff or bead bracelet. All gold, different weights, the contrast between them creating a look that is more than the sum of its parts.
Rule 3 — The dominant wrist stays cleaner. For active days — gym, hiking, swimming — keep the dominant wrist clear or with a single slim piece. The full stack lives on the non-dominant wrist, where it stays visible and beautiful without interfering with grip or movement.
Rule 4 — Start from the wrist and build outward. The thinnest, most delicate piece goes closest to the hand. The boldest, heaviest piece sits highest up the wrist. This graduated approach creates a natural visual flow rather than a clustered look.
From the Bracelets Collection — begin with the Minimalist Mesh (5g) as your base layer, add the Alvéole Hexagon Bracelet (6g) above it, and crown the stack with the Cuban Chain Statement Bracelet (16g) or the Sérénité Cushion Cuff (28g) for a complete, considered look that works from the morning gym to the evening terrace.
Necklaces — Length Guide with Styling Advice
Necklace length is perhaps the most overlooked element of jewelry styling — and the one that makes the greatest difference to how a piece looks and feels. The same pendant worn at different lengths creates entirely different effects on the same neckline.
35–40cm — Choker / High Collarbone
Where it sits: At the base of the throat or just above the collarbone.
Best for: High necklines, crew necks, turtlenecks where a longer necklace would disappear. Also creates a more dramatic, fashion-forward look on bare necklines.
Styling note: At this length, pendants sit at the most visible point of the neck — choose a pendant with strong visual impact, or a delicate chain worn alone for a refined, minimal look.
40–45cm — Standard Collarbone (most Raline Bergemann pieces)
Where it sits: Directly on the collarbone or just below it — the most universally flattering length.
Best for: Every neckline, every occasion, every body type. This is the universal sweet spot — the length that flatters always.
Styling note: This is where the Moon and Star Necklace, the Forever Flower Pendant, and the Six Golden Ball Necklace are designed to sit. It is the length for the piece worn alone as the single statement, or as the shortest layer in a stack.
45–50cm — Princess Length
Where it sits: Below the collarbone, resting against the chest.
Best for: V-necks, open-collar shirts, and layering. At this length, the necklace begins to interact with the neckline of the outfit rather than sitting above it — creating a more relaxed, less formal look.
Styling note: The second layer in a stacked necklace look. Paired with a 40–42cm foundation piece, a 47cm chain creates the ideal layered separation — visible, intentional, but not crowded.
50–55cm — Matinee Length
Where it sits: Below the chest, at the sternum.
Best for: Lower necklines, dresses, and statement pieces that need room to be seen. Also ideal for the third layer in a complex stack.
Styling note: At this length, pendants have space to move and catch light as the wearer moves. The Double Heart Lariat Necklace worn at its longest setting creates exactly this effect — a pendant that swings slightly with movement, catching the light differently with every step.
The Layered Necklace — How to Build It
The most editorial necklace look at Raline Bergemann is the three-layer stack:
Layer 1 (40–42cm): Moon and Star Necklace or Forever Flower Pendant — the foundation, the most intimate piece, closest to the throat.
Layer 2 (45–47cm): Six Golden Ball Necklace or a simple fine chain — the supporting layer, creating separation and depth.
Layer 3 (50–52cm): Double Heart Lariat or a longer statement pendant — the lead melody, the piece with the most visual movement and presence.
All three layers are visible simultaneously, each at its own depth against the skin, each catching light independently. From the Necklaces Collection and the Golden Love Stories Collection, this three-layer approach is the most complete expression of the Raline Bergemann necklace wardrobe.
The Sizing Principle Behind Every Raline Bergemann Design
Every sizing decision in the Raline Bergemann collection has been made with the same intention: to remove the barrier between a woman and the piece she loves.
Adjustable rings that fit anyone. Bracelets designed for the universal wrist range. Necklaces sized at the universally flattering collarbone length as the default, with layering options built into the collection.
The goal is always the same: that the piece arrives, and she puts it on, and it is right. That the question of size is the last thing on her mind — because her mind is already on where she is going to wear it first.
From the Rings Collection to the Bracelets Collection to the Necklaces Collection — every piece is designed to be worn immediately, confidently, and continuously.
In 2026, every Raline Bergemann purchase contributes a portion of net profit to Krebsforschung Schweiz — because the woman who wears her jewelry without hesitation, without anxiety, without the question of whether it fits — is the woman who is fully, freely, beautifully herself. And that woman deserves every piece she loves.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Schmuck Größentabelle Schweiz — jewelry sizing guide Switzerland?
A Schmuck Größentabelle Schweiz is a sizing reference for jewelry worn in Switzerland, following European standard measurements. Ring sizes in Switzerland follow the standard European circumference system (most common sizes 52–58). Bracelet sizes follow wrist circumference plus ease allowance. Necklace lengths are measured in centimetres from clasp to clasp. Raline Bergemann’s collection is designed to minimise sizing complexity — with adjustable rings, universal-fit bracelets, and necklaces sized at the universally flattering collarbone standard.
What is the most common ring size for Swiss women?
Most Swiss women fall between European ring sizes 52 and 58, with sizes 54 and 56 being the most common. However, Raline Bergemann’s founding ring — the Glücksbringer Enamel Four Leaf Clover Ring — is fully adjustable and requires no size knowledge at all. It fits virtually every finger comfortably and can be worn on different fingers on different days.
What necklace length is most flattering?
The most universally flattering necklace length is 40–45cm — sitting directly on or just below the collarbone. This length suits every neckline, every body type, and every occasion. It is the default length for most Raline Bergemann pendant necklaces. For layering, combine a 40–42cm foundation piece with a 45–47cm second layer and a 50–52cm third layer for the most editorial stacked necklace look.
How do I measure my wrist for a bracelet?
Wrap a soft measuring tape or strip of paper around your wrist at the point where you normally wear a bracelet. Note the circumference in centimetres. For a fitted, active-wear look add 1–1.5cm. For a relaxed daily-wear fit, add 2–2.5cm. Most Raline Bergemann bracelets are designed to accommodate wrist circumferences of 15–18cm comfortably.
How many bracelets should I stack?
Odd numbers stack most naturally — three or five bracelets create a more intentional, editorial look than even numbers. Vary the weight and texture within the stack — a slim chain, a medium link piece, and a statement cuff or bead bracelet creates the most visually interesting combination. Keep the full stack on the non-dominant wrist during active days, with a single slim piece on the dominant side.
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