Virtual Try-on

VIRTUAL TRY-ON

See a piece the way you would across our counter: at its true size next to a coin or a ruler, on a model's hand, ear, wrist, or lapel, and on you, from a photo of your own hand, wrist, or ear. It works on most of what we sell, straight from the product page, with nothing to install.

Here's how it works.

1. Look for the Virtual Try-on button. On any product page that has one, it sits just above Add to Cart. Click it.

2. Pick a view. By objects shows the piece at true size beside a US quarter, a ruler, or a credit card. On model shows it on a model's hand, ear, wrist, or lapel. On me shows it on you.

For "On me," take one photo. On a phone, point the camera at your hand, wrist, or ear and hold still; we take the picture when we've found it. On a computer, scan the code on screen with your phone and the photo comes straight back to your screen. Tell us your ring size, or lay a bank card in the shot, and the piece appears at the right scale. Save the picture or share it.

FAQs

What pieces can I virtually try on?

Rings, earrings, and bracelets can be tried on you. Brooches, pins, and pendants can be seen on a model's lapel. Every piece we have measured can be shown at true size next to everyday objects, whatever kind it is.
Are the pieces to scale?

Yes. Every piece is measured and checked by a person before it gets the button, and the size shown is calculated from that measurement. On the model views, the hand wears a size 7 on the ring finger, the wrist is 6.5 inches around, and the ear is an average adult ear. On you, the scale comes from the ring size you enter or from a bank card in the photo.
Why does a new piece not have the try-on button?

Each piece is measured and checked by a person before the button appears, so new listings don't get it automatically. Most pieces have it within a few days of going up.
Do I have to make an account or download an app?

No! No account is necessary and no special software is required. You only need access to a phone or computer with a camera.
Where does my photo go?

Nowhere. Your photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded to us or anyone else. If you use the phone-to-computer handoff, the photo passes through our server encrypted, only long enough for your computer to pick it up, and is deleted within minutes. The tool can keep your last photo in your browser on your device so you can try other pieces without taking a new one; "Forget my photo" clears it.
Can I keep the picture?

Yes. "Save picture" saves or shares the finished image from your own device, with a small A.J. Martin mark in the corner so you remember where you tried it on.