My Plus Size Jewellery Collection
Updated for March 2026
Key Takeaways: Plus Size Jewellery Shopping
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Ring Sizing: Focus on adjustable or open design rings. Brands like Thomas Sabo (up to size 66) and ASOS Curve are the current leaders for inclusive sizing.
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Necklace Hack: Use necklace extenders or magnetic clasps to make any standard piece plus size friendly without expensive custom work.
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Bracelets: Slider styles are the best choice for larger wrists because they allow for a custom fit that does not dig into the skin.
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Shopping Tip: Avoid ordering directly from certain luxury brand websites due to poor customer service; use trusted department stores like Selfridges instead.
There are so many goals I want to achieve this year, and right at the top of that list is prioritising my blog. I want to write posts that I genuinely enjoy, so after exploring my perfume collection, I thought it was time to dive into my plus size jewellery collection.
For a long time, I stayed away from jewellery. I struggled to find rings that fit, felt like bracelets did not suit my wrists, and found most necklaces were too short. It is only in the last few years that I have found plus size jewellery that works for me. From magnetic clasps for accessibility to realising that jewellery is for every body, I have become a bit of a magpie. Let’s explore the collection.
Plus Size Jewellery
With being plus size it means that I’ve stayed away from jewellery for so long. From not finding rings that fit, to feeling like bracelets don’t suit me, and necklaces being too short. It’s only in the last few years that I’ve started finding jewellery that works for me and found ways to enjoy it.
From finally finding rings that cater to my plus size fingers, to realising bracelets are actually really lovely, to necklace extenders and magnetic clasps so I can get them on myself. It’s taken a while but I really find jewellery fun now and I’ve become a bit of a magpie when it comes to shopping for it too. Let’s get one with exploring my jewellery collection.
Plus Size Rings: Where to Find Them
One of the hardest searches online is for plus size rings because most results are not helpful. Most high street places stop at a size S or T. It is very rare to see anything bigger unless you pay for custom work. Here are the places I have found that actually cater to us:
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ASOS Curve: Check the men’s section too! That is where my black heart ring and intertwined snake ring are from. You have to be quick as they sell out fast.
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Adjustable Designs: Finding generous and adjustable styles can be a game changer. For those who want more variety, there are specialist boutiques offering high quality 925 sterling silver open rings that provide both elegance and a perfect, flexible fit for plus size fingers.
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Thomas Sabo: They go up to a size 66 in selected styles. Their men’s section also has a lot of choice. I visited the store in Meadowhall to try them on and was so impressed.
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Pandora: If you know your Pandora then you might have spotted my first ever two rings. Pandora goes up to a 64 but it is always worth trying the different styles as a thick band is going to fit a lot different to a slim one.
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Katherine James Jewellery: They resize anything for free. I have a gorgeous Garnet Moissanite Halo ring from them that I wear all the time.
Plus Size Bracelets: The Comfort Factor
I used to think bracelets would not suit me because I have shorter arms. I just had to find the right type! For me, that is the slider bracelet. Being able to adjust it so it is not digging into my wrist helps with comfort and how it looks.
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Pandora: I recently got into charm bracelets. You do not have to wear 20 charms; you can have as many or as few as you like.
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Swarovski: I found a gorgeous red swan heart slider bracelet on a cruise. If you ever visit a cruise ship, check the shops for made to measure chains where you can get bracelets in any size.
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Selling Tip: If you ever think about parting with pieces like these, it is good to know there are trusted jewelry buyers who specialise in evaluating fine items.
Plus Size Necklaces and Style Hacks
Any necklace can be plus size friendly if you use a matching extender. You can get a set for a few pounds on Amazon. Alternatively, you can shop women’s gold chains in your preferred length and add your own pendants. I also use magnetic clips for all my necklaces to make them easier to put on myself.
For those who appreciate meaningful and stylish accessories, Horse medallion Necklaces offer a timeless touch. Inspired by the elegance and spirit of the equestrian world, these necklaces are a beautiful way to wear a piece that reflects your passion for horses while adding a subtle yet sophisticated statement to any outfit.
A Warning on Vivienne Westwood: Do not order directly from their own website. Their customer service is currently non-existent. If you want their pieces, buy from Selfridges or Flannels so you actually have protection if you need to return something.
Places to buy Vivienne Westwood from that I have personally and can recommend:
Selfridges
Flannels
The big red pendant is from a company that unfortunately is no longer trading, and then I have an amethyst Necklace from Rani & Co (from my 2022 Christmas Gift Guide), a Kate Spade green necklace with bow and finally an old glass Swarovski I got in Hamburg at a Christmas Market, but you can find many of these on Etsy.
Earring Collection
Finishing up with my earrings, I did not see the point in calling them plus size earrings, although I have found that some longer dangling earrings can be a pain when you do not have a long neck, so that is worth noting!
Vivienne Westwood Earrings
I have always loved the Vivienne Westwood Orb design earrings as I think they are so chunky and perfect. I tried out the dangly silver ones but they are definitely not my favourite. The Rose Gold and Red Ariella Earrings are the gorgeous standouts for me. I just wish they were as big as the usual style I have in rose gold and green, which I believe is called the Mayfair. Every shop seems to have different designs, and Vinted is a brilliant place for a bargain.
Buying jewellery on holiday is so special because you always remember where it is from. All of my Swarovski pieces were bought on cruise ships. You often get onboard credit to spend, which is a great way to treat yourself, and the prices are usually really good.
Vinted Gems
Vinted is truly the place to buy jewellery, especially if you are looking for expensive pieces that are usually out of budget. Personally, I cannot stand buying things without a heavy discount! I managed to get some Gucci earrings for just under £100. They are heavy and fancy, and since my initials are GG, they are perfect for me.
Just before Christmas I found this lovely small business and fell in love with their teal cat collection. I love supporting and shouting about small businesses, so I do hope you check out this store!
FAQ: Plus Size Jewellery Guide 2026
Where can I find plus size jewellery in the UK? The best places for plus size jewellery in the UK include ASOS Curve, Thomas Sabo, and Pandora (which goes up to size 64). For independent brands with inclusive sizing, Katherine James Jewellery and Flinn & Steel are excellent choices.
What is the best ring size for plus size fingers? Pandora goes up to a size 64, while Thomas Sabo goes up to a 66. Most plus size fingers find a comfortable fit between these sizes, but remember that a thick band will feel tighter than a slim one.
How do I make a standard necklace plus size? Use a necklace extender to add 2 to 4 inches to any chain. This allows the pendant to sit lower on the chest rather than tight against the neck. Switching to magnetic clasps also makes them easier to put on.
Can I buy authentic luxury jewellery on Vinted? You can, but you must be careful. Check the seller reviews and look for heavy, high quality materials. If a price seems too good to be true, it might be. I always compare my Vinted finds to official photos to check the details.
I hope you enjoyed a little look through my plus size jewellery collection! Be sure to enter the giveaway below and good luck!
