Use the visual as a relative outline only. Record the item's actual millimeter dimensions, then keep screen calibration, wearer anatomy, piercing placement, weight, closure, and comfort as separate checks.

A dimension-first earring and hoop worksheet that compares diameter, drop, width, and hardware as labeled millimeter fields without pretending a screen can reproduce exact scale or wearer fit.

What this guide covers

Enter or copy documented dimensions without estimating them from a photograph.
Compare outlines on one relative scale and label every uncalibrated view clearly.
Confirm weight, hardware, piercing position, comfort, and exact product facts outside the visualizer.

Define the comparison precisely

Unknown fields stay unknown; the visualizer should not fill them from image proportions or a category name.

Hoop outer and inner diameter, earring drop, front-facing width, and thickness in millimeters
Post, wire, hook, hinge, clasp, backing, opening, and documented item weight where available
Display scale status: relative only, or calibrated against a known physical reference on this device
Wearer-side questions for a qualified review: piercing location, anatomy, sensitivity, clearance, weight tolerance, and activity

Compare scale without a body simulation

1 — Normalize millimeters
Keep diameter, drop, width, and hardware measurements in separate fields on the same unit basis.
2 — Draw relative outlines
Use a shared relative scale and identify whether device calibration has or has not been completed.
3 — List the missing fit evidence
Name hardware, weight, anatomy, piercing, and comfort questions that an outline cannot answer.

Keep visual and physical claims apart

Relative outline

Working result: Two labeled shapes on one comparison scale
Boundary: Not guaranteed life-size on screen

Dimension table

Working result: Separate millimeter fields and source notes
Boundary: Not weight, fit, or clearance proof

Wear questions

Working result: Hardware, anatomy, piercing, and activity checks
Boundary: Not piercing or medical guidance

An outline cannot model a person's ear

Scope and disclosure · evidence version 2026-07-19
This local page does not accept or save dimensions, calibrate the display, place jewelry on a body image, diagnose anatomy, recommend piercing location, verify product measurements, or approve hardware, weight, fit, comfort, safety, purchase, or wear. Photos and screens remain references only.

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