Jewelry

Jewelry at Global Swanky includes pendant and chain necklaces, fashion and stackable rings, chain bracelets, bangles, stud and dangle earrings, anklets and gift sets in sterling silver, stainless steel and plated metals. Prices start at $19.59, with free US shipping.

On this page

1. What Is Jewelry?
2. Jewelry Through the Ages
3. What's in Our Jewelry Collection?
4. Necklaces
5. Chain Types Explained
6. Necklace Length Guide
7. Rings
8. Ring Size Guide
9. Bracelets and Bangles
10. Bracelet Size Guide
11. Earrings
12. Anklets, Brooches and More
13. Jewelry Metals Explained
14. Gemstones and Stones
15. Symbols and Their Meanings
16. Choosing Metal Tone for Your Skin
17. Signs of Quality in Fashion Jewelry
18. Jewelry for Sensitive Skin
19. Men's Jewelry
20. Women's Jewelry
21. Clasps, Backs and Fittings
22. Reading Metal Stamps and Labels
23. How to Choose Jewelry
24. Layering and Stacking Guide
25. How to Wear Jewelry
26. Pieces for Every Occasion
27. Travelling with Jewelry
28. Jewelry as Gifts
29. How to Care for Jewelry
30. Storing Jewelry at Home
31. Building a Jewelry Collection
32. Cleaning by Material
33. Jewelry Safety
34. Common Buying Mistakes
35. How Much Does Jewelry Cost?
36. Shipping, Returns and Support
37. Jewelry FAQs
38. Find the Right Jewelry

What Is Jewelry?

Jewelry is decorative items worn on the body, such as necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, anklets and brooches. It's made from almost every material, from precious metals and gemstones to steel, glass, leather, shell and beads.

People wear it to express style, mark milestones such as engagements and anniversaries, show faith or identity, and give meaningful gifts. Many pieces carry personal stories that last for generations.

Fine jewelry vs fashion jewelry

Fine jewelry uses solid gold, platinum or sterling silver with genuine gemstones, and costs more. Fashion jewelry, sometimes called costume jewelry, uses plated metals, stainless steel, alloys and simulated stones, so you can follow trends for less. Browse our fine jewelry collection for precious metal pieces.

Where the word comes from

The word comes from "jewel", from the Old French "jouel", and may trace back to the Latin "jocale", meaning plaything. "Jewelry" is the American spelling, and "jewellery" is used in British English.

A brief history

Humans have adorned themselves for tens of thousands of years, starting with shells, bones, beads and stones. Ancient civilisations crafted gold, lapis lazuli, carnelian and turquoise into elaborate pieces, and these pieces have signalled wealth, status, faith and love ever since.

Jewelry Through the Ages

Styles from history still influence what people wear today.

Ancient Egypt

Egyptians wore broad collars, amulets and rings in gold with lapis lazuli, carnelian and turquoise. Many pieces were believed to protect the wearer.

Greece and Rome

Greek designs favoured natural motifs and symmetry, while Romans wore signet rings, cameos and gemstones, sometimes made with glass imitations.

Middle Ages and Renaissance

Rings, brooches and pendants showed rank and faith. Gemstones were cut in simpler shapes than today.

Victorian era

Lockets, cameos, mourning jewelry and pieces with initials or hair became popular, often with sentimental meaning.

Art Nouveau and Art Deco

Art Nouveau used flowing natural forms and enamel, while Art Deco brought bold geometry and contrasting colours in the 1920s and 1930s.

Today

Modern pieces mix tradition and trend, from minimalist chains and stackable rings to personalised and lab-grown stones.

What's in Our Jewelry Collection?

The collection lists 7,567 pieces, all in stock when we updated this page on October 7, 2026. Prices run from $19.59 to $877.71, with a median starting price of $22.61.

Counts come from product types on October 7, 2026. Check metal, stone and size details on each listing before ordering.

Necklaces

Necklaces are the largest part of our range, with about 2,620 pendant, chain and sterling silver styles. Browse them in our pendant necklaces collection.

Pendant necklaces

A pendant hangs from a chain and draws attention to the neckline, so choose a size that suits your frame and outfits. Hearts, crosses, initials, birthstones and gemstone drops are popular choices, and many pendants can be moved to a different chain.

Chain necklaces

Chains can be worn alone or layered, and the link style changes the look completely. Cuban, rope, box, snake, figaro and paperclip chains each have a distinct look and weight.

Chokers

Chokers sit close to the base of the neck, usually 35 to 40cm long, and suit open necklines. Velvet, beaded and chain chokers each create a different mood.

Layered necklaces

Layering two or three chains of different lengths adds depth. Start with a short choker, add a 45cm chain and finish with a longer pendant.

Personalised necklaces

Initial, name and birthstone necklaces make meaningful gifts. The Personalized Letter Birthstone Necklace Stainless Steel Custom Pendant costs $20.54.

Chain Types Explained

The chain style changes how a necklace or bracelet looks, drapes and wears.

Cable chain

Simple, uniform oval links make cable chains a classic choice for pendants. They're strong and easy to repair.

Curb and Cuban chain

Twisted, interlocking links lie flat against the skin. Thicker Cuban chains are a popular men's and hip-hop style.

Rope chain

Twisted strands of links create a spiral that catches the light. Rope chains look rich even in thinner widths.

Box chain

Square links form a smooth, sturdy chain that's good for heavier pendants.

Snake chain

Tightly joined plates create a smooth, flexible tube. Snake chains can kink, so store them flat.

Figaro chain

A pattern of short links followed by one long link gives an Italian-inspired look.

Paperclip chain

Long, flat oval links create a modern, minimal style that's popular for layering.

Bead and ball chain

Small metal beads on a chain give a casual look, often used for dog tags and charms.

Necklace Length Guide

Necklace length changes where a piece sits and which necklines it suits.

Rings

Our rings range from simple bands to statement and engagement-style pieces. Browse our rings collection and fashion rings collection.

Fashion rings

Fashion rings follow trends in shape, colour and finish, from geometric bands to animal and floral designs, so they're an easy way to refresh an outfit.

Stackable rings

Thin bands worn together on one finger create a personal look. Mix metals, textures and stones for interest, and add one ring at a time.

Statement rings

Large stones, bold shapes and sculptural designs make a single ring the focus of an outfit. Keep the rest of your hand simple so it stands out.

Engagement-style rings

Moissanite and cubic zirconia solitaires, halos and three-stone designs give an engagement look at a fraction of the price of diamonds. They also suit promise rings and travel rings.

Adjustable rings

Open-back adjustable rings fit a range of sizes, which makes them easy gifts when you don't know the size. Adjust them gently and not too often, so the metal doesn't weaken.

Couple and promise rings

Matching rings for couples and friends mark relationships and milestones. The Adjustable Love Hug Couple Ring Stainless Steel Geometric costs $21.50.

Ring Size Guide

Ring sizes vary by country, so measure carefully.

1. Wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger.
2. Mark where the ends meet and measure the length in millimetres.
3. Divide by 3.14 to get the inner diameter.
4. Measure in the evening, when fingers are slightly larger.
5. Make sure the ring will slide over your knuckle.
6. Compare with the size chart on the listing.

For more help, read our ring size guide.

Bracelets and Bangles

Bracelets add movement and sparkle to the wrist. Browse our chain bracelets collection.

Chain bracelets

Fine and chunky chains suit everyday wear and layering, often with charms or initials, and many have extender chains for a flexible fit.

Tennis bracelets

A continuous line of set stones gives a classic, elegant look. The Simulated Moissanite Tennis Chain Bracelet 6mm Gold Plated costs $28.37.

Bangles and cuffs

Rigid bangles slip over the hand, while open cuffs adjust to the wrist. Stack several for a bold look, or wear one alongside a watch.

Leather and beaded bracelets

Leather, rope and natural stone bracelets suit casual and men's styles, and they're easy to layer with metal chains.

Charm bracelets

Charms tell a personal story and can be added over time to mark trips, birthdays and milestones.

Bracelet Size Guide

Measure your wrist just below the wrist bone with a soft tape, then add room for comfort.

Earrings

Earrings frame the face and are easy to change with your mood. Browse our earrings collection and stud earrings collection.

Stud earrings

Studs sit on the earlobe and suit everyday and professional wear. Pearl, crystal and geometric designs are popular, and they're comfortable enough to sleep in for many people.

Hoop earrings

Hoops range from tiny huggies to statement sizes. Smaller hoops suit everyday wear, while larger hoops make a bold statement and look best with simple outfits.

Dangle and drop earrings

Drops hang below the lobe and catch the light as you move, so they suit evenings and events. Lightweight designs are more comfortable for long wear.

Ear cuffs and climbers

Cuffs wrap the outer ear without a piercing, while climbers run up the earlobe for a modern look that pairs well with simple studs.

Clip-on earrings

Clip-ons suit people without pierced ears. Check the listing for clip or screw-back fittings.

Earrings for sensitive ears

Choose posts made from sterling silver, titanium or surgical stainless steel. Read our guide to the best earrings for sensitive ears.

Anklets, Brooches and More

Our range also includes smaller categories.

Anklets

Anklets add a summer touch with sandals and bare feet, and they're usually 22 to 27cm long. Browse our anklets collection.

Brooches and pins

Brooches add personality to coats, lapels, hats and bags, and vintage-style designs make lovely gifts. See our brooches collection.

Tie clips and cufflinks

Tie clips and cufflinks finish formal outfits. The Shirt Cufflinks with Rhinestone and Pearl Accents for Men and Women cost $21.33.

Body jewelry

Nose, lip and piercing jewelry is in our body jewelry collection. Choose implant-grade titanium or surgical steel for new piercings.

Jewelry sets

Matching necklace, earring and bracelet sets make easy gifts and take the guesswork out of coordinating pieces. Browse our jewelry sets collection.

Jewelry Metals Explained

The metal decides how a piece looks, wears and feels against your skin.

Sterling silver

Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver mixed with other metals for strength, and is often stamped 925. It tarnishes over time but cleans up easily.

Stainless steel and titanium

Stainless steel and titanium resist tarnish, water and everyday wear, and are good choices for people who want low-maintenance pieces.

Gold karats and plating

According to the FTC, 18K gold is 18 parts gold and 6 parts other metal, and "gold electroplate" describes a layer of at least 10 karat gold, at least .175 microns thick, over a base metal. Check whether a listing says "solid", "filled" or "plated" before buying.

Rose gold and two-tone

Rose gold gets its pink tone from copper. Two-tone pieces mix silver and gold colours, so they go with more of your other pieces.

Gemstones and Stones

Stones add colour and sparkle.

Cubic zirconia

Cubic zirconia is a lab-made stone that looks like diamond at a very low price. It's softer than diamond and can cloud over time.

Moissanite

Moissanite is a hard, brilliant lab-grown gemstone often used in engagement-style rings. It has more colourful sparkle than diamond.

Pearls

Freshwater pearls are cultured in mussels and come in many shapes and sizes. Imitation pearls are made from glass or plastic with a pearly coating.

Natural stones and crystals

Tiger eye, agate, amethyst, jade and other natural stones bring colour and texture. Each piece looks slightly different.

Birthstones

Each month has a traditional birthstone, which makes birthstone pieces a personal gift.

"Diamond" wording

On fashion pieces, words like "diamond accent" or "diamond-studded" usually describe crystals or cubic zirconia unless the listing states real diamonds with a carat weight.

Symbols and Their Meanings

Many designs carry traditional meanings, which makes them popular gifts.

Hearts

Hearts stand for love and affection, making them a classic choice for partners, family and friends.

Crosses and religious symbols

Crosses and other faith symbols express belief and are often given for baptisms, confirmations and other milestones.

Infinity

The infinity sign suggests everlasting love or friendship.

Evil eye

The blue eye motif is a traditional symbol of protection in many cultures around the Mediterranean and Middle East.

Butterflies

Butterflies often represent change, growth and new beginnings.

Stars and moons

Celestial designs suggest dreams, guidance and wonder, and they layer well together.

Initials and names

Letters and names make a piece unmistakably personal, whether for yourself or a loved one.

Choosing Metal Tone for Your Skin

Metal tone can flatter your skin, though personal preference matters most.

Cool undertones

If the veins on your wrist look blue and silver flatters you, white metals such as silver, steel and white gold tones often suit you best.

Warm undertones

If your veins look green and gold flatters you, yellow and rose gold tones usually look warmest.

Neutral undertones

If both look good, you can wear any metal, and mixing tones is easy.

Signs of Quality in Fashion Jewelry

You can judge quality even on affordable pieces.

Weight and finish

A piece should feel solid rather than flimsy, with an even finish and no rough edges or visible seams.

Stone settings

Stones should sit level and secure in their settings, with no glue visible around the edges.

Clasps and joins

Clasps should close firmly, and jump rings should be fully closed so chains don't come apart.

Plating

Even, smooth plating without thin patches lasts longer. Thicker layers, such as gold-filled, wear better than thin plating.

Jewelry for Sensitive Skin

Some people react to nickel and other metals.

Metals that are usually well tolerated

Sterling silver, titanium, niobium, platinum and higher-karat gold are less likely to cause reactions. Surgical stainless steel suits many people too.

Signs of a reaction

Itching, redness, rash or blisters where a piece touches the skin can mean a metal allergy. Remove the piece and see a doctor if symptoms continue.

Tips

Choose "nickel-free" or "hypoallergenic" pieces, keep earring posts clean, and avoid wearing plated pieces in water, which can wear the plating and expose base metals.

Men's Jewelry

About 150 listings are designed specifically for men, plus many unisex pieces.

Chains

Cuban, rope and box chains in stainless steel or titanium are popular because they're tough and resist tarnish. The Men's Stainless Steel Cuban Chain Necklace with Gift Card costs $22.33.

Rings and bracelets

Signet-style rings, plain bands, leather bracelets and steel cuffs suit everyday wear, and black or brushed finishes give a more understated look.

Accessories

Tie clips, cufflinks and lapel pins complete formal outfits for weddings, interviews and events.

Women's Jewelry

Most of our jewelry is designed for women, from delicate everyday pieces to statement styles.

Everyday pieces

Fine chains, small studs, slim rings and delicate bracelets suit work and daily wear, and they're comfortable enough to forget you're wearing them.

Statement pieces

Bold earrings, chunky chains and cocktail rings make an impact for evenings and events, especially with simple, solid-colour outfits.

Layering and stacking

Layered necklaces, stacked rings and multiple bracelets create a personal look. Mix lengths, widths and textures.

Clasps, Backs and Fittings

Fittings decide how secure and comfortable a piece is.

Lobster clasps

A spring-loaded hook that's secure and easy to use, found on most necklaces and bracelets.

Spring ring clasps

A small round clasp that's common on fine chains. It's secure but can be fiddly with one hand.

Toggle clasps

A bar slides through a ring. Toggles are easy to fasten and become part of the design.

Magnetic clasps

Magnets make fastening easy, especially for people with limited dexterity. Keep them away from pacemakers and other implanted devices.

Earring backs

Butterfly backs are standard, screw backs are more secure, silicone backs are comfortable, and lever-backs lock in place on drop earrings.

Ring sizers

Clear silicone ring sizers slip inside a band to make a slightly large ring fit more snugly.

Reading Metal Stamps and Labels

Stamps and listing terms tell you what a piece is made of.

925 and S925

These stamps mean sterling silver, 92.5% pure silver.

316L

316L is a surgical-grade stainless steel that resists corrosion and suits most sensitive skin.

10K, 14K and 18K

These marks show the gold content of solid gold: 10K is about 42% gold, 14K about 58% and 18K 75%. On plated pieces, the karat only describes the thin surface layer.

GF and GP

GF means gold-filled, a thicker bonded gold layer. GP or "gold plated" means a thin layer that can wear over time.

Simulated and lab-created

"Simulated" stones imitate a gemstone, while "lab-created" stones share the gem's real chemical makeup but are made in a lab.

How to Choose Jewelry

Follow these steps to choose pieces you'll love:

1. Decide who it's for and when it will be worn.
2. Choose a metal tone that suits the wearer's skin and existing jewelry.
3. Check the metal type, especially for sensitive skin.
4. Measure for rings, bracelets and necklaces.
5. Choose stones and finishes that fit the budget.
6. Check clasps, posts and fittings for quality.
7. Read care instructions before buying.

Layering and Stacking Guide

Layering and stacking create a look that feels personal.

Necklaces

Use two or three chains with at least 5cm between lengths. Mix a plain chain, a textured chain and a pendant so they don't tangle into one line.

Rings

Stack two or three thin bands on one finger, or spread rings across fingers. Balance a bold ring with simple bands nearby.

Bracelets

Combine a watch or bangle with a chain and a beaded or leather bracelet. Keep heavier pieces on the hand you use less.

Earrings

If you have several piercings, start with a statement piece in the first hole and use smaller studs, hoops or cuffs above it.

How to Wear Jewelry

Small styling choices make your pieces look intentional.

Match the neckline

V-necks suit pendants, crew necks suit short chains or longer layered pieces, and off-shoulder tops suit chokers and statement earrings.

Mix metals with intent

Mixing silver and gold looks modern when you repeat each metal at least twice, such as a gold ring and gold necklace with silver earrings.

Balance the look

Pair statement earrings with a simple necklace, or a bold necklace with small studs, so pieces don't compete.

Dress for the occasion

Keep it simple for work, add sparkle for evenings, and choose pieces with meaning for weddings and celebrations.

Pieces for Every Occasion

Choose pieces to match the event.

Work

Small studs, a fine chain and a simple ring look polished without distracting.

Weddings and formal events

Pearls, crystal drops and tennis bracelets add elegance. Match metals to cufflinks, watches or other accessories.

Everyday and weekends

Layered chains, stacked rings and hoops suit casual outfits and are easy to wear all day.

Holidays and festivals

Bold earrings, anklets and colourful beaded pieces bring fun to summer outfits. Leave valuable pieces at home.

Sport and the gym

Take most pieces off, or keep to small studs in titanium or stainless steel.

Travelling with Jewelry

Pack only the pieces you'll wear. A travel case with ring rolls and necklace hooks prevents tangles and scratches.

Keep valuable pieces in your hand luggage, and take photos of them in case you need to make an insurance claim. Remove rings before applying sun cream to protect stones and settings.

Jewelry as Gifts

Jewelry makes thoughtful gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, graduations and holidays.

Easy gifts

Adjustable rings, pendant necklaces and stud earrings are easy to buy without knowing sizes, so they're safe choices for surprise gifts.

Personal gifts

Initial, name and birthstone pieces feel personal and meaningful, and they suit birthdays, new babies and anniversaries.

Gift presentation

A jewelry box or pouch makes any piece feel special. Our range includes ring boxes and storage boxes, which also help the recipient look after their gift.

How to Care for Jewelry

Good care keeps your pieces bright and stops damage.

• Put jewelry on last, after perfume, lotion and hairspray.
• Take it off before swimming, showering, exercising and cleaning.
• Store pieces separately in soft pouches or a lined box to prevent scratches and tangles.
• Clean sterling silver with a polishing cloth to remove tarnish.
• Wipe plated pieces gently with a soft dry cloth, as harsh cleaners wear plating.
• Keep pearls away from chemicals and wipe them after wearing.
• Check clasps and prongs regularly so stones don't fall out.

For detailed cleaning steps, read our guide on how to clean jewelry at home.

Preventing tarnish

Store silver in airtight bags with anti-tarnish strips, and keep it away from humidity.

Protecting plating

Avoid water, sweat and chemicals with plated pieces, and store it dry to slow wear.

Storing Jewelry at Home

Good storage keeps pieces organised and protects them from damage.

Boxes and trays

Lined boxes with separate compartments stop pieces scratching each other. Ring rolls and earring cards keep small pieces in pairs.

Hanging storage

Necklace hooks and stands stop chains tangling and make it easy to see what you own.

Silver storage

Store sterling silver in airtight bags or tarnish-resistant cloth to slow tarnishing.

Pearl storage

Keep pearls in a soft pouch, separate from harder pieces, and away from very dry places, which can affect their lustre.

Building a Jewelry Collection

A small, well-chosen collection covers most occasions.

Everyday essentials

Start with a pair of small studs, a fine chain with a simple pendant, and a ring or bracelet you love wearing daily.

Next pieces

Add hoops, a layering chain, a stackable ring set and a classic bracelet in your preferred metal.

Statement and personal pieces

Finish with one or two statement pieces and something personal, such as an initial or birthstone necklace.

Cleaning by Material

Jewelry Safety

A few simple precautions keep everyone safe.

Children

Keep small earrings, rings and charms away from young children, who may swallow them, and store pieces out of reach. Choose pieces made and labelled for children if buying for a child.

Magnets and batteries

Some bracelets contain magnets or small batteries. Keep them away from young children and from people with pacemakers or other implanted medical devices.

Sport and work

Remove rings and bracelets before contact sports, gym sessions and work with machinery, to avoid injuries and damage to your pieces.

Common Buying Mistakes

A few avoidable mistakes cause most disappointments:

• Guessing ring sizes instead of measuring or choosing adjustable styles.
• Ignoring the metal type when buying for sensitive skin.
• Assuming "18K" means solid gold, when the listing may describe plating.
• Buying chains that are too short or long for the necklines you wear.
• Wearing plated pieces in water, which wears the plating faster.
• Storing everything together, which leads to scratches and tangles.

How Much Does Jewelry Cost?

Our jewelry starts from $19.59. Of 7,567 listings, 5,284 start between $15 and $25, 1,655 start between $25 and $50, 419 start between $50 and $100, and 209 start at $100 or more.

Here's what each price band typically buys:

• Under $25: fashion jewelry in stainless steel, alloy and plated metals with crystals and cubic zirconia.
• $25 to $50: sterling silver, moissanite accents, freshwater pearls and jewelry sets.
• $50 to $100: larger sterling silver pieces, moissanite rings and statement designs.
• $100 and up: premium silver, moissanite tennis bracelets and special pieces.

Standard US shipping is free on every order.

Shipping, Returns and Support

We ship jewelry to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.

Jewelry FAQs

What is the difference between fine and fashion jewelry?

Fine jewelry uses solid gold, platinum or sterling silver with genuine gemstones, and costs more. Fashion jewelry uses plated metals, stainless steel, alloys and simulated stones, so you can follow trends and build a varied collection at lower prices without worrying about loss.

Is sterling silver real silver?

Yes. Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver mixed with other metals, usually copper, for strength, and it's often stamped 925. It tarnishes over time but cleans easily with a polishing cloth or a gentle silver cleaner, and it suits most sensitive skin.

Will gold-plated jewelry turn my skin green?

It can, once the plating wears and copper or brass underneath reacts with sweat and lotions. Keep plated pieces dry, take them off before washing and exercising, and store them separately in a dry pouch to make the plating last longer.

What jewelry is best for sensitive skin?

Sterling silver, titanium, niobium, platinum and higher-karat gold are least likely to cause reactions. Surgical stainless steel suits many people too. Look for "nickel-free" or "hypoallergenic" labels, especially for earrings that sit in pierced ears for many hours each day.

Is moissanite a real diamond?

No. Moissanite is a separate gemstone, usually lab-grown, that's very hard and highly brilliant. It looks similar to diamond but has more colourful sparkle, and it costs far less, which makes it popular for engagement-style, promise and everyday rings and earrings.

How do I find my ring size?

Wrap paper or string around the base of your finger, mark where it meets, and measure the length in millimetres. Divide by 3.14 for the inner diameter, then compare with the listing's size chart. Measure in the evening, when fingers are largest.

What necklace length should I choose?

A 45cm (18 inch) chain sits at the collarbone and suits most necklines and pendants. Chokers measure 35 to 40cm, and 55 to 60cm chains suit men's styles and high necklines. Longer chains work well for layering with shorter styles.

How do I stop silver from tarnishing?

Store silver in airtight bags or a lined box with anti-tarnish strips, away from humidity. Wipe pieces after wearing, and keep them away from perfume, hairspray and chlorine. Polish with a silver cloth when tarnish appears, and avoid abrasive pastes.

Can I wear jewelry in the shower?

It's best not to. Water, soap and shampoo can dull stones, loosen settings and wear away plating. Stainless steel and titanium handle water better than plated, silver and pearl pieces, but taking jewelry off still helps it last longer and keeps it looking bright.

What does 18K gold plated mean?

It means a thin layer of 18 karat gold covers a base metal such as brass, copper or steel. The piece looks like gold but isn't solid gold, and the plating can wear over time, especially with frequent contact with water.

How long does shipping take?

Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.

Can I return jewelry?

Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for instructions. There's no restocking fee.

Find the Right Jewelry

Choosing jewelry comes down to three checks: a metal that suits your skin and style, the right size and length, and a piece that fits the occasion or the person you're buying for. Start with versatile everyday pieces, then add statement and personal designs.

Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid and filter by category, metal or style to find the jewelry that suits you.