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Numinsa

Sale price209,90€

Size guide

Find your perfect fit in a few minutes. Choose your piece below and follow our simple measuring tips.

Ring size guide

In France, your ring size is the inside circumference of the ring in millimetres. Some of our rings are adjustable: this is shown on the product page.

Measure a ring you own

  1. Pick a ring that fits the finger you want to wear your new piece on.
  2. Measure its inside diameter in millimetres, from edge to edge.
  3. Find that diameter in the chart below to read your size.

Measure your finger

  1. Wrap a strip of paper or a thread around the base of your finger.
  2. Mark where it overlaps, then lay it flat and measure the length in millimetres.
  3. That number is your French size. Check the chart for other sizes.

Ring size chart

FR / EU size (circumference mm) Inside diameter (mm) US UK
48 15.3 4½ I
49 15.6 5 J½
50 15.9 5¼ K
51 16.2 5¾ L
52 16.6 6 L½
53 16.9 6½ M½
54 17.2 6¾ N
55 17.5 7¼ O
56 17.8 7½ O½
57 18.1 8 P½
58 18.5 8½ Q½
59 18.8 8¾ R
60 19.1 9¼ S
61 19.4 9½ S½
62 19.7 10 T½
63 20.1 10¼ U
64 20.4 10¾ V

Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are slightly larger. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one.

Necklace length guide

Our necklaces range from 40 cm to long sautoir lengths. The exact length is given on each product page.

Length Where it sits
40 cm At the base of the neck, close-fitting
45 cm On the collarbone, the everyday length
50 cm Just below the collarbone, ideal for pendants
60 cm At the top of the chest, easy to layer
70–90 cm Sautoir: mid-chest and below, for a bold look

How to choose

  1. Place a thread or a measuring tape around your neck and let it fall where you want your necklace to sit.
  2. Measure the length in centimetres and compare with the chart.
  3. To layer, keep about 5 cm between each necklace.

Bracelet size guide

Most wrists measure around 17 cm, which is our Medium, our most popular size.

Measure your wrist

  1. Wrap a measuring tape or a strip of paper around your wrist, just above the wrist bone.
  2. Note the length in centimetres and find your size in the chart below. Between two sizes? Choose the larger one.

Cuffs & adjustable bracelets

Many of our cuffs and bracelets are adjustable, as shown on each product page. To adjust a cuff, open or close it gently and a little at a time, holding it at both ends.

Bracelet size chart

Wrist circumference Glamazigh size
Up to 15 cm Small
Around 17 cm Medium
19 cm and over Large

Sizes vary by design: always check the product page for the exact measurements.

Still not sure?

Send us a message: we will help you find the right size.

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Amazigh silver statement necklace, handmade heritage jewelry
Numinsa Sale price209,90€

THE STORY BEHIND THE PIECE

Rooted in Amazigh Tradition

Numinsa — rooted in the Amazigh word for "our woman" — was the name reserved for the most elaborately adorned figure at a tribal ceremony. The statement necklace has always been the centrepiece of Amazigh adornment: a declaration of lineage, an expression of wealth, and a shield worn openly at the throat. This piece continues that tradition, forged in silver for the woman who knows her own power.

COLLECTION : Heritage

SYMBOL : Amazigh Patterns

MATERIAL : Silver

NAME'S ORIGIN : Amazigh

Icône motifs amazigh, collection Amazigh Patterns

Amazigh Patterns

The geometric language of the Amazigh people is one of the oldest visual traditions on earth — etched into Saharan rock faces over eight thousand years ago, woven into textiles, tattooed onto skin, and hammered into silver and copper across generations. Triangles, diamonds, chevrons, and interlocking lines are not decoration: each form carries encoded meaning — protection, fertility, the mountain, the eye, the path. To wear Amazigh geometric patterns is to wear a script that predates every alphabet.

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