Size Guide
A simple guide to the perfect fit
SIZE GUIDE
Measure once, compare the options, and choose the size that feels right.
Bracelet fit, made easy
Measure your wrist
Wrap a soft tape around your wrist where you wear your bracelet. Keep it snug, not tight.
No tape? Use a paper strip or string, mark where the ends meet, then measure it flat with a ruler in inches.
Match your wrist measurement to the size printed on the bracelet listing. If you fall between options, choose the larger size.
Choose your fit
These are the wrist-size options listed for the Rich Vibes Bracelet Stack. Other bracelet styles may fit differently.
Tennis bracelets
Choose your width
Width is the face of the bracelet across your wrist. Pick the look you want at a glance.
Fine sparkle
3 mm
A delicate, everyday line of shine.
Signature shine
4 mm
A balanced look with more presence.
Bold brilliance
5 mm
A fuller, more noticeable sparkle.
Necklace lengths
See where it sits
Typical placement shown. Your neckline and proportions can shift the fit slightly.
16 inches
Sits higher on the neck, close to the collarbone.
18 inches
Usually falls around the collarbone.
20 inches
Sits just below the collarbone for a relaxed drop.
To preview a length, measure a necklace you already own from end to end, or drape a string where you want it to sit and measure the string.
Three-prong martini studs
Choose your stud size
Both sizes use the classic three-prong setting. The millimeter number is the stone width.
Actual product media from the Rich Vibe stud listing. The listing image shows the setting; use the size labels below to choose the stone width.
A three-prong martini setting keeps the stone open and bright. Choose the stone size by the presence you want.
6.5 mm
Classic everyday sparkle.
7.5 mm
A bolder look with more presence.
Hoop earrings
From subtle to statement
Compare the diameter, then choose the scale that feels like you.
20 mm
Small and polished.
40 mm
Classic, noticeable size.
50 mm
Bold with extra presence.
60 mm
Full statement scale.
Hoop drawings show relative size only; screen displays do not represent exact millimeters.