Introduction
The Gold Guide
Measure with a Ruler or Tape
Hold a ruler or flexible tape next to your earlobe while looking in a mirror. This helps you visualize how long an earring will hang. Measure from your piercing hole downward to estimate how far it will drop.
Hoop Sizing
Hoops are measured by diameter (top to bottom of the circle) Small Hoops: 10–20 mm – subtle and chic Medium Hoops: 25–40 mm – versatile and stylish Large Hoops: 50 mm and up – bold, standout
Stud Sizing Studs are measured in millimeters across the face of the stud (the visible front).
The Gold Guide
To find your ideal necklace length:
Use a flexible measuring tape or string to measure from the base of your neck to where you want the pendant or center of the necklace to fall
Consider your neck size, height, and face shape when selecting length
For layering necklaces, choose lengths with at least 1” difference between them
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Method 1: Measure a Ring You Already Own
Select a ring that fits the intended finger properly
Place it on a ruler and measure the inside diameter in millimeters
Method 2: String or Paper Method
Wrap a piece of string or paper strip around the base of your finger
Mark where the string/paper overlaps to create a complete circle
Measure the length in millimeters and use the conversion chart to determine your size
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To find your bracelet size:
Wrap a flexible measuring tape or string around your wrist where you'd wear the bracelet
If using string, mark where it overlaps and measure the length with a ruler add ½" to 1" to this measurement for comfort, depending on your preference
Bangles and rigid bracelets:
Measure the widest part of your hand with your thumb tucked against your palm
This is the minimum diameter needed for the bracelet to slip over your hand
