We have put together a comprehensive size guide that brings together all the information you need to help you choose your jewelry.
Whether you are a man or a woman, it is very important to know your ring size, chain length, or even the thickness of the bracelet suited to your wrist to avoid ending up with unsuitable jewelry, a ring that is too tight or too big that could slip off your finger.
Chains and necklaces worn around the neck are among the most common types of jewelry in the world.
Whether you're looking to gift a necklace or chain to a man or woman in your life, or simply treat yourself to a new piece of jewelry, chains come in a variety of lengths, and choosing the right necklace size isn't always easy.
Two criteria are important when choosing your chain: length and thickness . Here are some diagrams to help you choose the right size necklace:
For men, chains are most often between fifty and sixty centimeters long. Here is a guide to men's chain sizes:
45 cm: the chain reaches just below the neck.
50 cm: the standard length for men's chains. It falls to the collarbone.
55 cm: the chain stops just below the collarbones.
60 cm and over: the chain will stop just above the sternum.
For a woman, the smallest chain size will be between 35 and 40 cm approximately for a necklace that is worn close to the neck. Here is a guide to chain sizes for women:
35-40 cm: the chain is worn close to the neck (also depends on the woman's body shape).
45 cm: the standard length for women's chains. It falls to the collarbone.
50 cm: the chain stops just below the collarbones.
55 cm and over: the chain will stop just above the sternum.
For babies, the recommended length for wearing a chain is 30-35 cm.
When it comes to the thickness of a necklace or chain , the choice is highly variable. A chain less than 4mm is generally very thin and more suitable for women and children. Men prefer necklaces at least 6mm thick.
The necklace is a piece of jewelry in itself, but in many cases it can be adorned with a Pendant. Necklaces have been considered since the dawn of time as a sign of beauty but also and above all as a sign of wealth made of precious or non-precious metals.
When it comes to bracelets, you also need to consider their thickness and length , which are two crucial factors in choosing your final piece of jewelry. Depending on your wrist size, you should choose a bracelet that is longer or shorter to avoid a bracelet that is too small and won't close, or one that is too long and will hang loose on your arm.
Here is a size guide for men's and women's bracelets:
1. Measure your wrist just below the wrist bone, where you normally wear a bracelet, with a flexible measuring tape or strip of paper.
2. If you are using a strip of plain paper, then measure with a ruler to determine your wrist size.
3. Add 1 to 2 centimeters to your wrist size, depending on whether you want a snug, comfortable, or loose fit.
PS: A bracelet is perfectly sized when you measure your wrist and add 2-3 centimeters.
PS 2: If you are between sizes, ask yourself how you like to wear your bracelet. If you want it tight, choose the smaller size; if you want it looser, choose the larger size.
PS 3: Be aware that when you receive your new strap, it will be stiff, which may be uncomfortable at first. The strap will quickly soften for greater comfort.
Here is a size guide for rings:
1) Cut a thin strip of paper.
2) Wrap the paper around your finger. Make sure it fits snugly.
3) Mark with a pen where the ends meet.
4) Measure the length on a ruler from the end to the marking and check the corresponding perimeter data below.
Once you have your measurement, all you have to do is refer to the table below!
A watch is generally adjustable to fit your wrist. When you receive your watch, it may be too large. You will then need to adjust the strap. Here are some tips for adjusting your watch:
How to remove links from a watch strap to fit your wrist?
1 - Step One - Measure the Watch Strap : To know how many links to remove, wear your watch strap on your wrist as you would like to wear it, then hold the loose portion of the excess strap to pretend they are being removed. The dangling links will tell you how many links you will need to remove first.
2 - Gather your tools. You will need tools to remove the links from your watch:
3 - Prepare your work environment. Work in a clutter-free workspace to avoid possible loss of workpieces.
4 - Choose the stitch you need to remove. Use your pin punch to push the pin that holds the stitch you are going to remove.
If necessary, remove another link from the other side of the bracelet using the same process. Once you have removed all the links you wanted to remove, you can begin putting the bracelet back on.
5 - Reassemble the watch strap. After removing all the links you wanted, you'll put the pins back into the strap to finish the job. Here's how:
6 - Try on your watch. Your watch should now be the right size for your wrist if you have removed the correct number of links. If you still find it too big, remove more links.
You can also follow this tutorial for adjusting your watch strap available on YouTube:
When you receive your package, there will be:
- Your jewel
- A pair of pliers
You will need to boil water and immerse the jewel in it for an average of 15 seconds.
Then, you just need to remove it from the water using the tweezers provided, then insert it onto your teeth and bite the silicone paste located on the invisible side of the grillz, thus providing unparalleled comfort and hold in the field of grillz.
This grill adjustment procedure can be repeated indefinitely, allowing you great freedom of use.
Here is an explanatory video on how to put on a dental grillz:
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