Bracelet Size Guide: How to Measure Your Wrist and Choose a Fit
Bracelet size guide with a cm and inch chart: how to measure your wrist, how much ease to add for a snug, comfort or loose fit, and sizing for kids.

One of the best things about solid gold is that you can stop thinking about it. Unlike plated jewelry, it will not turn green or flake in the shower. But "you can wear it everywhere" comes with a few sensible exceptions.
Yes, you can shower with solid 14K gold. Water will not damage it, tarnish it or change its color. Over time, soap and shampoo can leave a thin film that makes gold look dull, which is easy to clean off. The pieces you should take off are those with pearls, glued stones or delicate settings.
Tube Hoop Earrings
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Sleeper Earrings Square Edge Hoops
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The gold may be fine with water, but what is set in it may not be:
Everything above applies to solid gold. Plated, vermeil and gold filled jewelry should be kept away from water, sweat and creams, because they speed up wear of the thin gold layer. If you want jewelry you never have to take off, solid gold is the material to choose. Read more in solid gold vs gold filled vs gold plated.
Huggies, sleeper hoops, plain bands and simple chains in solid 14K gold are the pieces you can put on and forget about.
Hoop Earrings Thick Ribbed Tube Hoops
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Flat Wedding Band Polished Ring for Him and Her
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Yes. Sea water will not damage solid gold. Rinse it in fresh water afterwards and dry it.
It is best not to. Chlorine can weaken gold alloys over time, especially at clasps and solder points.
Small studs, huggies and sleeper hoops in solid gold are made to be slept in. Large hoops and drop earrings are better taken off at night.
No. Green marks come from copper-rich base metals under plating. Solid 14K gold does not leave marks on skin.
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