Create a Dangle Ring

A dangle ring is a band with a charm suspended from it, so the charm moves as your hand moves. You choose the ring, the size, the metal and the charm separately, then wear them together as one piece.

How it works

Step	What you choose	Where to look
1	The ring style	Rings
2	Your ring size	Ring size guide
3	The metal	Options listed on the ring's product page
4	The charm that hangs from the band	Charms

Choosing a size

Rings are offered in US sizes 4 through 13, including half sizes. A few children's and stacking styles run from 0.5 through 3.5. Not every style is made in every size, so check the size menu on the ring itself before you add it to your cart.

If you are buying this as a gift and cannot measure the finger directly, measure a ring the person already wears on that same finger. The ring size guide shows how.

Choosing a metal

Depending on the style, a ring may be offered in:

Sterling Silver
14K or 18K Yellow Gold, 14K or 18K White Gold
14K Yellow-White-Rose Gold
Bronze, Stainless Steel or Titanium
Two-tone combinations

The charm is chosen separately, so you can match its metal to the band or combine two metals deliberately.

Choosing the charm

Charms come in Small, Medium and Large. On a ring, a smaller charm sits close to the band and catches less on fabric, while a larger one is more visible and swings more. Browse the full range in Charms. If you want a charm tied to a birth month, the birthstone guide lists the stone used for each month.

Wearing and care

A dangling charm rests against the band and against whatever your hand touches, so it sees more contact than a plain ring. Cleaning and storage advice for each metal is in jewelry care and safety tips.