Wedding band in platinum (1.13" height).
Please send us the exact measurement of your Ring size , to the e-mail rings@rcjewlleryonline.com along with the Order details, so that we could expedite this order without much delay. You may kindly refer to our Ring Size guide for this purpose.
The best thing about necklaces and chains for women is that different
lengths are worn for different occasions and seasons. So you can almost
always use a particular necklace for some occasion. If a cowl neck or
turtleneck shirt (typically worn in the winter season) is chosen, a long
necklace works better. A choker length of 16" doesn't work with a high
neck blouse or with a larger neck size, while an 18" necklace will hang
farther down on a petite woman. So the basic neck measurement -
whatever that is - really helps when you are purchasing a necklace
for a particular occasion. That basic measurement is essential when
purchasing a short necklace, for both fashion and size reasons.
The same size of bracelet can have different cost depending on the
exact style, including number, size and quality of the gemstones, type
and total gram weight of metal used and special adornments such
as beading, carving, etc. Additionally, bracelets created by famous
designers will typically cost more. When comparing diamond tennis
bracelets in a similar setting, you must pay particular attention to the
size and quality of the diamonds included in the bracelet. Two 3 carat
total weight diamond tennis bracelets with the same quality of diamonds
but with different size stones would have significantly different costs,
since larger stones cost more. Likewise, the same 3 carat total weight
bracelets would have a different cost if one were in platinum vs. white
gold. Finally the amount of metal in a bracelet would affect its cost; so
you need to see the total gram weight of the bracelet. The more gold or
platinum, the more it will cost.
Only for customers who believe their wrist size may be outside the
standard range for most bracelets, you can get an approximate
measurement of your wrist for custom orders to by using a soft
seamstress-style measuring tape. If you don't have a soft measuring
tape but have a yardstick, ruler or stiff metal measuring tape, you could
wrap a ribbon around your wrist at the wrist bone, mark the spot where
it meets, and then lay it against the yardstick or metal measuring tape to
determine your approximate wrist size.
