Downloadable Educational Guides: Printable Jewellery Cheat Sheets
Free printable jewellery cheat sheets: buying checklist, size reference card, care card, outfit-matching guide and face-shape guide, designed to print cleanly or save as PDF.
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Cheat sheet 1: Jewellery buying checklist
| Check | Good sign |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Works with at least three outfits |
| Size | Matches my measurements |
| Materials | Base metal, finish and stones stated |
| Finish | Even on front, back and edges |
| Stones | Secure, aligned, no glue marks |
| Findings | Firm posts, closed rings, secure clasps |
| Comfort | Comfortable weight, smooth edges |
| Seller | Clear contact details and returns policy |
| Care | Care instructions provided |
Full guide: The Jewellery Buying Checklist.
Cheat sheet 2: Size reference card
Necklaces: choker 35–40 cm · princess 43–48 cm · matinee 50–60 cm · opera 70–90 cm
Bangles (India): 2.2 ≈ 54 mm · 2.4 ≈ 57 mm · 2.6 ≈ 60 mm · 2.8 ≈ 64 mm · 2.10 ≈ 67 mm (inner diameter)
Bracelets: wrist + 1 cm (snug) · + 1.5–2 cm (comfortable) · + 2.5–3 cm (loose)
Rings: measure inner diameter or circumference in mm; compare with the seller's chart
Full guide: Common Jewellery Measurements.
Cheat sheet 3: Care card
- Last on, first off: jewellery after cosmetics; off before water.
- Wipe after wearing with a soft, dry cloth.
- Store dry and separate with silica gel.
- Never soak stone-set, kundan-style, pearl or enamel pieces.
- No abrasives or dips: no toothpaste, baking soda or silver polish on plated pieces.
- Fix small problems early: loose stones, open jump rings, worn backs.
Full guide: How to Clean Imitation Jewellery Safely.
Cheat sheet 4: Outfit-matching guide
| Outfit | Jewellery |
|---|---|
| Silk saree | Temple or antique gold set, jhumkas |
| Cotton saree / kurta | Oxidised jhumkas |
| Lehenga | Kundan-style or polki-inspired set |
| Off-shoulder / strapless | Choker or statement earrings |
| V-neck | Pendant following the V |
| High neck | Long chain or statement earrings |
| Busy print | Simple, neutral jewellery |
| Plain outfit | Statement piece |
Full guide: How to Match Jewellery with Different Outfits.
Cheat sheet 5: Face-shape guide
| Face shape | Flattering earrings |
|---|---|
| Round | Long drops, angular shapes |
| Oval | Almost anything |
| Square | Hoops, curved shapes |
| Heart | Chandbalis, teardrops |
| Long | Studs, wide hoops |
| Diamond | Chandbalis, teardrops |
Full guide: How to Choose Earrings for Your Face Shape.
Cheat sheet 6: When to stop wearing a piece
Remove jewellery immediately if you notice itching, redness, rash, swelling, blisters, pain or numbness. Seek medical advice if symptoms persist, recur or suggest infection.
Full guide: When to Stop Wearing an Irritating Item.
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Key takeaway
Keep these cheat sheets handy when shopping, dressing or caring for jewellery. They put the most useful advice from the HANSINI369 library on a single page.
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HANSINI369 Editorial Team
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