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What is the difference between a bangle and a cuff?

A bangle is a rigid bracelet, often slipped over the hand or made with a spring opening. A cuff has an open C shape that slides onto the wrist.

Read: Bangle vs. Cuff vs. Chain Bracelet →
What does total carat weight mean for diamond studs?

Total carat weight combines the weight of both diamonds. Ask for the weight of each stone too, so you can compare their size and whether the pair is matched.

Read: Diamond Stud Earrings →
Can any straight wedding band sit flush with an engagement ring?

No. The engagement ring needs enough open space beneath the head for the straight band to meet it. A low or wide setting can create a gap.

Read: How to Choose a Wedding Band That Fits Your Engagement Ring →
How do I know what hoop size to buy?

Compare the product's exact diameter and whether it is measured inside or outside. A hoop's thickness and shape also change the available opening and how it sits.

Read: Hoop Earring Size Guide →
How do I know if a chain fits through a pendant bail?

Compare the bail's narrowest opening with the chain's width and thickness. If the chain must pass through the bail from its end, check that the end ring and clasp hardware also fit.

Read: How to Choose a Necklace Chain for a Pendant →
What is the birthstone for each month?

January garnet, February amethyst, March aquamarine, April diamond, May emerald, June pearl, moonstone or alexandrite, July ruby, August peridot, spinel or sardonyx, September sapphire, October opal or tourmaline, November topaz or citrine, December tanzanite, zircon or turquoise.

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