Breathing Jewel comes in three sizes. They use the same basic form, work in the same way and cost the same. The choice is mostly visual: how discreet or substantial do you want the pendant to feel?
The measurements
- Original: approximately 20 × 6 mm
- Larger: approximately 21 × 8 mm
- Extra Large: approximately 22 × 10 mm
The measurements exclude the bail where the chain passes through. Each piece is handmade, so small differences are normal.
Original: the quiet choice
Original is the narrowest and most popular size. It reads as a small, minimal silver charm from a normal conversational distance. Choose it when you want the breathing function to remain visually private or when you usually wear delicate jewellery.
If you are unsure, Original is the safest starting point.
Larger: more visible without becoming a statement
Larger is only slightly longer, but the added width gives the face of the pendant more presence. It suits someone who wants the object to be recognisable as a designed piece of silver rather than an almost hidden charm.
Extra Large: the boldest original form
Extra Large has the widest profile. It is still a small pendant, but it reads more clearly against clothing and has a stronger silhouette. Choose it when you normally prefer substantial jewellery or want the hourglass-like shape to be easier to see.
Think about chain length as well as pendant width
The optional sterling silver chain is 22 inches long. Where it lands depends on neck size, clothing and body proportions. A chain you already own can change the look more dramatically than moving between two adjacent pendant widths.
Before ordering, place a string around your neck at 22 inches and look at where it falls. If you prefer another length, choose pendant only and use a chain or cord that already works for you.
What the size does not change
All three versions have an open channel and are used with the same gentle exhale. A wider pendant is not presented as more effective. The size decision is about wear, grip and visual presence.
New studio photographs will show all three pieces in identical light and on the same body crop. Until then, use the stated millimetres rather than judging scale from a single close-up.