Necklace & Ring Sizer

Tips on Choosing the Most Flattering Necklace and Chain length.

Make any outfit look amazing with a statement necklace, but first you must decide which length and style works best for you.

Slim a round face! Pick a slightly longer necklace that forms a V pointing toward your waist to elongate your face.
Soften a square jaw! Offset an angular face with a shorter necklace with round beads that forms a semicircular that frames your face.
Show off a petite frame! Make sure you pick out a necklace that isn't too long. Your necklace should hit no longer than five inches above your waist.
Show off your cleavage for an evening out! Wear a drop-style necklace with a pendant that hits slightly above the bust line.

Choose the best length for you with our necklace model.

Larger view of necklace model.

Tips on Choosing the Right Ring Size

There really are no stead-fast fashion rules that apply when choosing rings, but when you are purchasing a diamond ring, the shape of the stone plays a big part in connection with the shape of your hand and length of fingers since the stone is the main attraction. Visit Fancy Shaped Diamonds when you are wanting to find out the best shaped stone for you. When it comes to "fashion" rings the road is wide open, so have fun with it, but choose the right size in order to be comfortable. A few points to remember when sizing:

When measuring your finger, size it at the end of the day in warm temperatures.
Is your knuckle larger than the base of your finger? Use the Finger Sizer scale below. Measure both the base of your finger and your knuckle to select a size in between the two.
When selecting a wide band, move up a size from your measurement, for width allowance.
All sizes listed are American standard sizes. An average woman's ring size is 6 and the average man's ring size is about a 10.
Your ring size will be about a half size larger on the hand you write with.

Please keep in mind that these are just guidlines in order to help you find the right size when in doubt.

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