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Find your perfect fit with our ring size chart. Whether you're shopping for silver, gold, or gemstone rings, our guide will help you find the right size.

To use the chart, simply measure the circumference of your finger or the inside diameter of an existing ring in millimeters. Then, find the corresponding ring size on the chart. For example, if your existing ring's inside diameter measures 18 mm, and your finger circumference is 57 mm, then your ring size is UK Q (US 8).

Please note that ring sizes can vary slightly from country to country. If you're unsure of your ring size, it's always best to have a professional jeweler measure your finger.

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Once you know your ring size, you can start shopping for the perfect-fitting rings that complement your style. We offer a wide selection of rings in a variety of styles, materials, and colors.

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Choosing the right size hoop earrings can enhance the look of your piercings and ensure comfort. Here's a handy guide to help you select the perfect inside diameter for your hoop earrings, tailored to various types of ear piercings.

1. Helix Piercing (5-6mm)

Helix piercings, located along the upper cartilage of the ear, look chic with smaller hoops. An inside diameter of 5-6mm keeps the hoop snug against the ear, adding a subtle yet stylish accent.

2. Conch Piercing (9-10mm)

Conch piercings, set in the middle part of the ear's cartilage, can accommodate larger hoops. A 9-10mm diameter allows the hoop to encircle the outer edge of the ear, making a bold statement.

3. Low Helix Piercing (6-8mm)

The low helix, situated just above the lobe on the outer cartilage, pairs well with hoops that have an inside diameter of 6-8mm. This size strikes a balance between snugness and visibility.

4. Second Lobe Piercing (7-9mm)

For a second lobe piercing, slightly higher than the primary lobe, 7-9mm hoops are ideal. This size provides enough room to stand out without overshadowing other earrings.

5. First Lobe Piercing (8-10mm)

The first lobe piercing, the most common placement, suits hoops with an inside diameter of 8-10mm. These hoops offer a classic look that can be dressed up or down.

6. Tragus Piercing (5-6mm)

Tragus piercings, located in the small piece of cartilage in front of the ear canal, look best with small hoops. An inside diameter of 5-6mm keeps the hoop close to the ear for a minimalist and comfortable fit.

Tips for Choosing Hoop Sizes

• Measure your existing hoops: If you already own hoop earrings, measure their inside diameter to get a sense of your preferred size.
• Consider the piercing location: Different parts of the ear may require different hoop sizes for optimal comfort and appearance.
• Think about the style: Smaller hoops offer a subtle, elegant look, while larger hoops can make a more striking statement.

By following these guidelines, you can select the perfect hoop earrings for your specific piercings, ensuring both comfort and style. Happy hoop shopping!