Understanding Category 200: Rings
The category Rings, identified by the numeric ID 200, is a specific classification within the Google product taxonomy under Apparel & Accessories > Jewelry > Rings. It serves as the primary location for finger-worn jewelry items, ensuring that Google accurately categorizes your inventory for search shoppers.
What Belongs in This Category
This category is intended for all types of rings designed for the fingers. Examples observed in the US market include:
- Wedding bands, including beveled edge, flat, and curved designs
- Anniversary bands featuring lab-grown or natural diamonds
- Classic gold bands and bands accented with birthstones
- Smart rings featuring digital connectivity and health tracking features
Please note that these examples represent the diverse range of items typically found in this classification, from luxury fine jewelry to modern wearable technology.
What Does Not Belong Here
Items that do not belong in this category are those that fall into other areas of the Jewelry hierarchy. Do not place the following items here:
- Bracelets and Anklets
- Earrings or Necklaces
- Brooches and Lapel Pins
- Watches and Watch Accessories
- Charms, Pendants, or Jewelry Sets
If you are selling a necklace or a watch, you must select the respective category from the broader Jewelry tree to ensure compliance.
Categorization in Your Feed
To implement this in your Google Merchant Center feed, use the google_product_category attribute. You may provide the numeric ID 200 or the full path: Apparel & Accessories > Jewelry > Rings. Remember that for this category, you should also provide optional but recommended attributes like color, size, gender, and age_group to improve ad relevance.