Every jewelry question, answered beautifully.
Free tools to find your ring size, match metals to your skin, care for every stone, and choose a gift she will wear.
Everything in one place
Ring & bracelet size guide
Slide to your size and see US, UK, EU and Japan sizes at once, with a life-size ring.
Metal & undertone match
Find the metals and gems that glow against your skin.
Jewelry care guide
Gold, silver, pearls, diamonds: what to do and what never to do.
Gift finder quiz
Four questions, three gift ideas she will actually wear.
Necklace layering guide
Pick chain lengths that sit right with your neckline.
Wishlist
Save ideas from any page. Kept on this device only.
Anniversary gifts by year
Traditional gifts and gemstones for years 1 to 60.
Gold karat and value
Compare karats and estimate melt value.
How big is a carat?
See a diamond at scale on a finger.
Earrings for your face shape
Styles that flatter, and what to skip.
Find your size
Move the slider to see your ring size in US, UK, EU and Japan at once. For a bracelet, or a step-by-step way to measure at home, open the full guide.
Open the size guideAnalyze your jewelry photo
Upload a photo of a ring, necklace or earrings. We read its colors to estimate the metal, spot a colored stone, and suggest the undertones it suits. Your photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Your results
Upload a photo to see the metal estimate, color palette and matching undertones.
Layer your necklaces
Choose your neckline to see the chain lengths that sit best. Space them 4 to 6 cm apart, vary the thickness, and keep one metal in the lead.
Open the layering guideBirthstone by month
A gift with meaning starts with the right stone.
Guides from McGee Jewelry
Questions, answered
How do I know my ring size at home?
Wrap a strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark the overlap, and measure it in millimeters. Match that to the circumference in the size guide. Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are warmest.
Which metal suits me best?
It depends on your undertone. Cool undertones tend to suit silver and white gold, warm ones suit yellow gold, and neutral skin suits both. The metal match tool shows gems too.
Can I wear my jewelry in the shower?
It is best not to. Soap film dulls stones, and water wears plating and weakens pearl strands. Solid gold and platinum tolerate it better than silver or plated pieces.
How accurate is the photo analyzer?
It reads color, so it gives a good estimate of the metal tone and any colored stone. Lighting and filters change results, and it cannot confirm a material. A jeweler can test it for certain.
Is my data saved or shared?
No. There are no accounts and no servers. Your wishlist is stored in your own browser, and uploaded photos never leave your device.
Buying for someone else?
Answer four questions and get three gift ideas matched to her style and your budget.
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