Editorial Policy

We write every description and every guide on this site ourselves, and we write them from the specification we hold for the piece. The name on a card is ours, because a shop headline is chasing a search box rather than a person who is choosing a chain.

Where a specification says nothing, we will leave the line out rather than invent something plausible. A measurement that nobody has measured is not a measurement, and it can only mislead you.

Where health or safety comes into it, we read the public guidance ourselves, we quote it word for word, and we print the date we read it beside the link. If we have got something wrong, tell us and we will correct it.

Jewlpire makes chains for the neck and hoops for the ear, and the catalogue is organised the way people actually choose. If you know the link you want, start with Jewlpire cable and box chains or Jewlpire rope chains. If you want a chain that lies flat rather than round, Jewlpire herringbone and snake chains is the family to read first. Jewlpire paperclip chains carry a longer, more graphic link, and Jewlpire Cuban and men's chains are the heavier chains cut for a wider neck.

For the ear, Jewlpire earrings runs from 15mm huggies to 70mm hoops with the diameter printed on every page. Jewlpire pendants and initials arrive on their own chain, and Jewlpire sets and extenders covers the two-inch extenders that turn a 16 inch chain into an 18. If a word on a page is doing work you cannot check, the Jewlpire guide to reading the metal quotes the federal rule that defines it.