Nike jewelry: US prices, sizes and buying guide

Nike’s US jewelry capsule has six designs in gold and silver finishes, priced from $85 to $345. The choice is more specific than picking a logo: necklace lengths, ring sizes and separate product codes matter. Here is Nike’s checked US assortment and the measurement information to compare. Use it to choose a necklace, earrings, bracelet or ring.

Which Nike jewelry pieces are in the US collection?

The checked US collection includes three pendant necklaces, Bubble Swoosh studs, a Just Do It bracelet and a Cutout Swoosh ring. Each design has separate gold and silver variants, making twelve products across the six collection pages.

These are Nike’s listed US prices checked on 29 October 2026, before tax or shipping. Each design links to its official collection page.

Use these exact codes when comparing shops or photos. Wider previews of Nike jewelry can show additional designs and different prices. They do not establish that every pictured item belongs to this US capsule.

Which necklace length and ring size should you check?

All three pendant necklaces have an adjustable chain from 42.5 to 52.5cm, according to Nike’s US product details. The pendant shape and chain construction differ, so the shared length does not make them interchangeable.

The Air Force 1 necklace uses a 1.4mm single curb chain. The Mini Swoosh pendant uses a 1.2mm single curb chain, while the Goddess of Victory uses a 1.2mm cable chain. Nike lists a lobster clasp on each.

Before choosing a necklace, compare the listed range with a chain you already find comfortable. Measure the chain itself, then consider where its pendant would sit. Product photos do not establish how it will hang on a particular person.

The Cutout Swoosh ring has a 5mm band and listed sizes 4 through 14. Its cutout design is not a claim that the band adjusts. Establish the wearer’s ring size before selecting a variant.

Nike’s RAOW20-SFF photograph shows the 5mm ring design. Check the size selection separately; the image is not a sizing template.

What do the earrings and bracelet measurements mean?

The Bubble Swoosh studs are sold as a pair, with an 11.5mm stud length and butterfly backs. The Just Do It bracelet has a 1.5mm cable chain and an adjustable lobster-clasp fastening, but the checked details do not give its full length.

Nike describes the studs as sized for first holes. The stated 11.5mm measurement is stud length, not a verified post diameter or a promise about piercing fit.

The bracelet’s reversible bar has Just Do It lettering on one side and a Swoosh on the other. Nike labels it one size fits most. If a precise wrist fit decides the purchase, ask Nike for the adjustable length before ordering.

Nike’s silver ESBW20-SFF studs are sold as a pair. Separate product photos are not shown to a common scale.

What are the materials, and how should you care for them?

Nike describes the checked pieces as S925 sterling silver with gold vermeil or white rhodium plating. The gold and silver color names identify finishes; they are not a reason to assume solid-gold construction or maintenance-free wear.

The material wording appears on the Air Force 1, Mini Swoosh, stud and ring collection pages. It also appears in Nike’s US product details for the bracelet and Goddess necklace.

Nike’s care instructions say to keep the pieces away from perfume, lotions, chlorine and harsh chemicals. After sweating in a piece, clean gently with warm water and mild soap, rinse and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. Store it somewhere cool and dry. Those instructions do not establish waterproofing or a skin-sensitivity guarantee.

A worked choice under $200

Suppose the budget is $200 before tax and shipping. The silver Mini Swoosh pendant is listed at $165; its gold version is $195. The silver ring shares the $165 price, but requires a known ring size. If that size is unknown, the necklace’s stated chain range may make it easier to assess in advance.

For earrings, the $85 silver studs leave more of that budget unused. Choose them because the wearer wants studs, not because the lowest price makes them the right gift. The shoe-shaped Air Force 1 pendant sits above this example’s budget in either finish.

Which piece would we choose, and what is the next step?

Choose the design the wearer wants, then confirm its dimensions, finish and full code. The silver studs are the lowest-priced option in this checked capsule. The Mini Swoosh is the lowest-priced necklace; the Air Force 1 pendant makes the most direct connection to the shoe.

Nike’s US launch records, checked on 29 October 2026, scheduled these twelve variants for Thursday 29 October, 10:00am ET (14:00 UTC). That is a dated schedule observation, not a stock statement.

Check Nike’s exact collection page for purchase options and current availability. The US release calendar keeps changing launch information separate from this buying comparison. Use the Nike style-code lookup when a listing leaves its identity unclear.

For example, NPFT30-SAA identifies the gold-finish Air Force 1 necklace, while NPFT30-SFF identifies silver. Copy the full ending when comparing the two. A saved release record confirms the identity of the listing, not whether that finish is still in stock.

If the item is offered through a SNKRS draw, read how SNKRS draws work before entering. To check Laced, get the app and confirm that the exact item is available there before preparing an entry. Do not substitute a similar name, another finish or another country’s listing for the product you mean to buy.