One of the best and easiest ways to zhuzh up an outfit is to add jewelry. Even simple items have the ability to beautifully elevate a look. But, finding plus-size jewelry isn’t just as easy. I am here to help find items that fit people in larger bodies.

In particular, it can be hard to find rings larger than size 9, and finding something in like an 11 is just almost impossible. I wear a 10 on almost all my fingers but if I wanted to wear one of my pointer fingers, I would need an 11 (I think).

Below you will find stores where I have had a lot of luck with jewelry, specific pieces that will spice up all sorts of outfits, and tips to help you find jewelry to fit your body.

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Where to Find Plus Size Jewelry

• ASOS. This is one my top suggestions. They have so many items that are on trend, they are the right quality for their price range, and they have a large selection. One of my biggest suggestions is to check regularly so you can grab their L-XL rings as soon as they hit the website because the larger sizes go pretty fast. They also have plus-sized bracelets and anklets, which is pretty cool. In order to easily find them, filter using the Plus Size Body Fit option.
• Etsy. You will be able to find more unique items on Etsy which I love so much. One of the best things about buying from custom artists is sometimes you can find rings available up to a US size 15. Not every seller will make that size, but, you may be able to message the seller to see if they will make a ring in a larger size, too. One of the other amazing benefits is you get to help support a small business owner.
  • Here are some Black-owned Jewelry Shops (Not Affiliate linked): Goddess Treasure Box, TheReeBrand, TiJahnniLosAngeles, ShopCherryCo
•  Amazon. This is probably feels like an obvious option, but I will be honest that I was surprised I don’t find more items. But the brands I did find, sold almost all rings up to a 12 if I remember correctly. I searched “plus size rings” and “women rings size 11”. As for necklaces, I suggest searching “22 inch necklaces” or length specific items. You will want to measure your wrist/neck to make sure you have the correct length.
• Eloquii. I will say I am a little sad there aren’t very many necklaces, bracelets and ring options, but I think this is a great place to look at regularly.

Items You’ll Love

Eloquii Chunky Chain necklace: Lobster clasp, 18″ + 4″ extender, 60% Iron / 40% Brass

ASOS 90s design rings: Mixed base metals, Silver-tone finish, Ring: 70% Zinc, 20% Brass, 10% Acrylic

ASOS rings in twist design: Base metal, Gold-tone finish, Recycled zinc, It’s been melted down and refined to create a brand-new piece

ASOS rings in mixed color enamel and gold: Mixed designs, Rhinestone embellishment, 80% Zinc alloy, 20% Plastic

ASOS chain bracelets with crystal in gold: Adjustable length, Lobster clasp fastening, 75% Iron, 20% Zinc, 5% Glass

Etsy Thin Stacking Rings: High Quality Solid 925 Sterling Silver, Dimensions: 1.5mm Thin Band | 1mm Twist Ring | 1mm Notched Ring

Etsy Stackable silver rings: 26 styles, 925 sterling silver, Seller is willing to create any size

Etsy Crystal Ring: Seller asks for ring size, so there probably isn’t a size limit

Amazon Silpada ‘Karma’ Ring: Comes in silver, gold, and rose gold, goes up to size 12

Tips to Help You Find Plus Size Jewelry

• Bracelet and necklace extenders are amazing and allow you to buy almost any necklace/bracelet with a clasp tp make it larger: My Favorite Extenders
• Know your ring size: Ring Sizer
• Know your neck and bracelet size: Measuring tape
• Know ring size conversions. For example, below is a size chart for ASOS: