Buying & Style Guides

Compare solitaire pendants, shaped pendants, and tennis necklaces. Then choose a chain length that works with your neckline.

Compare the silhouette, fit, and clasp profile of tennis and Cuban link bracelets to find the style you’ll reach for most.

Measure the inside diameter of a ring that fits the intended finger, or measure the finger’s circumference with a strip of paper. Record the result in millimeters and compare it with the product’s size chart. Check the fit again before ordering if you are between sizes, buying a wide band, or choosing a setting that

A heart-shaped moissanite pendant from Cristiera. Check the chain length and pendant drop for the design you choose. Choose a 16-inch necklace if you want it to sit higher on the neck. Choose an 18-inch necklace if you prefer a lower, looser drape or need more room for a pendant. Your neck circumference, the chain’s

A Cristiera tennis bracelet. Use the specifications of the exact design you are comparing to confirm stone diameter. Choose a 2mm moissanite tennis bracelet for a fine line of sparkle, 3mm for a versatile everyday look, 4mm for a more visible standalone piece, or 5mm for a statement bracelet. Those are starting points. The bracelet’s

A moissanite ring’s price depends on the center stone, the metal in the setting, and the work required to make the finished piece. A ready-made sterling silver solitaire and a made-to-order 14K gold engagement ring can have similarly sized center stones and very different prices. To compare them, start with the stone’s dimensions and the