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Jewellery
Finger Measurement
Finger size changes throughout the day depending on temperature and other factors. Do not measure when your fingers are cold, as that is when fingers are at their smallest. For a comfortable fit, it is best to measure at room temperature at the end of the day when fingers are at their largest.
Follow the steps below for finger measurement:
1) Find a piece of string or strip of paper no wider than 1/2".
2) Wrap it around the base of the finger. Make sure it is not wrapped too tightly, as the ring should be able to slide easily over the knuckle.
3) Mark the point on the string/paper where it overlaps.
4) Measure from the starting end of the string/paper to the mark.
5) Use this measurement and our ring size reference chart to determine your ring size.
Buying Rings for Others
Ask the intended recipient for his/her finger size.
Borrow the recipient's ring and slide it down a tapered candle. Mark where it falls on the candle and measure the candle circumference according to the instructions above.
Where do you ship Jewellery products?
North America: United States and Canada
Central America: Mexico
Europe: United Kingdom, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Portugal.
Australasia: Australia and New Zealand
Asia: Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and Singapore.
Note: We do not ship jewellery products anywhere other than the above countries and regions.
Central America: Mexico
Europe: United Kingdom, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Portugal.
Australasia: Australia and New Zealand
Asia: Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and Singapore.
Note: We do not ship jewellery products anywhere other than the above countries and regions.
How do I evaluate a jewellery product?
The value of a diamond is determined by a value system called the 4C's; which are Colour, Clarity, Carat and Cut.
Colour plays a significant role in determining the value of a diamond. Basically, except for fancy colour, diamonds with less colour are higher in price. Diamonds that are as clear as colourless water are the most expensive and have a D to F rating, D being the highest. As the rating descends towards Z, more colour is present. The colour grading scale will be Colourless (D, E, F), near colourless (G, H, I, J), very light yellow (K, L, M), very light-light yellow (N to Z) and fancy yellow (Z +).
Diamonds with a natural body colour other than light yellow, light brown or light grey are called fancy colour diamonds; such as pink, purplish red, green and blue. Fancy colour diamonds may cost a lot more than those which are colourless.
COLOUR
Colour plays a significant role in determining the value of a diamond. Basically, except for fancy colour, diamonds with less colour are higher in price. Diamonds that are as clear as colourless water are the most expensive and have a D to F rating, D being the highest. As the rating descends towards Z, more colour is present. The colour grading scale will be Colourless (D, E, F), near colourless (G, H, I, J), very light yellow (K, L, M), very light-light yellow (N to Z) and fancy yellow (Z +).Diamonds with a natural body colour other than light yellow, light brown or light grey are called fancy colour diamonds; such as pink, purplish red, green and blue. Fancy colour diamonds may cost a lot more than those which are colourless.CLARITY
The fewer, smaller and less noticeable flaws and blemishes the higher the price of a diamond. To examine a diamond for clarity, you'll need a ten-power magnifier.The 11 GIA clarity grades are as follows:
Fl (Flawless)
No inclusions (flaws inside the diamond) and no blemishes (flaws on the surface)
IF (Internally Flawless)
No inclusion and only insignificant blemishes.
VVS1 & VVS2 (Very Very Slightly Included)
Very, very slightly included - minute flaws difficult to see with a 10X magnifier.
VS1 & VS2 (Very Slightly Included)
Very slightly included - minor inclusions ranging from difficult to somewhat easy to see under a 10X magnifier.
SI1 & SI2 (Slightly Included)
Slightly included, noticeable inclusions easy (SI1) or very easy (SI2) to see under a 10X magnifier, but that normally aren't eye - visible.
I1, I2 & I3 (Imperfect)
Eye-visible flaws face up that range from 'just visible' (I1) to 'extremely visible' to the naked eye (I3). Some I1 and I3 diamonds may be damaged by ultrasonic cleaning, and because of the inclusions, they may also be less resistant to knocks.
CARAT
Usually, the greater the carat weight category the higher the price of a diamond. A carat is a unit of weight equaling 1/5 of a gram. The weight of a small diamond is frequently expressed in points, with one point equaling 0.01 carats. A ring with a 1-carat top quality diamond can be valued more than 10 times as much as a ring with one carat in lower colour, clarity and cut quality.
CUT
The cut of a diamond not only affects how big and brilliant it looks, it also plays an important role in determining its price. Round brilliant diamonds are commonly cut with 58 facets. The better proportioned these facets, the more light will be reflected back to the viewer's eye. When cut properly, a diamond will sparkle with more brilliance than a badly cut diamond. Diamond cuts are measured by the 'table percentage', so always ask for it. If the table size is too large, the diamond won't have much sparkle or fire. A good table percentage is between 53-60%. Cut also refers to the general shape of the diamond, such as round, oval, pear, heart, rectangle, square and marquise.
(All images are provided by MabelleLife.)
What is "Exclusive Item" ?
"Exclusive Items" in our Jewellery sections are exclusively sold on YesStyle websites. The same styles and models cannot be found anywhere else online, even at our partners' official websites.
Important things to know when buying Jewellery
1) No alteration services will be provided.
2) Products with Diamond do not come with Certificates of Authenticity.
3) Product images may differ from actual product due to your monitor's colour and brightness settings.
4) Jewellery items come with a 180-day warranty (except for Silver 925 or silverware items). For details, please click here.
5) Timepieces or watches do come with batteries but no warranty or guarantee on how long the batteries will last. In any case the batteries are out, YesStyle.com.au will not be responsible for replacement.
2) Products with Diamond do not come with Certificates of Authenticity.
3) Product images may differ from actual product due to your monitor's colour and brightness settings.
4) Jewellery items come with a 180-day warranty (except for Silver 925 or silverware items). For details, please click here.
5) Timepieces or watches do come with batteries but no warranty or guarantee on how long the batteries will last. In any case the batteries are out, YesStyle.com.au will not be responsible for replacement.
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