To determine your wrist’s size, you can use a ribbon measure. The object used for measurement must fit perfectly for the size to be correct.

Suggested methods of measurement:

1. Wrap a ribbon around your wrist.
2. Use a pen, mark the point where both sides of the ribbon cross.
3. Using a ruler, measure the length in millimeters.
4. To ensure the bracelet fits comfortably, add 1.5 cm.
5. Choose the closest measurement from the table below to identify your ring size.

This collection is composed of rings turned or manufactured with the lost-wax casting technique all linked with a barrette.

The diameter of the stones must be very precise as it is placed in a line. This step involves setting with two or four grains. Each grain must be made in a consistent way, on the same line and with precision so that the light is correctly reflected. Each grain must be positioned in the same way for coherence.

This is an essential step as it is more difficult to polish square shapes as compared to round shapes. The shape of the rings must not be deformed, with sharp and tense angles.

Linked by an over-exposed barrette, the spaces between each ring is identical in each Berbere model.