Ring sizing information
How to determine your ring size
Getting the right ring size is key to making sure your new ring fits perfectly and feels great. Here's how to do it:
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Use a Ring Sizer
The most reliable way to measure is with a ring sizer.
Below is an image showing the ring sizing kit we have available. Two sizing tools are included.
A. Sheet sizer
The individual size rings can be removed from the blue plastic sheet and tried on like a regular ring. Just pick out which ring fits best and read off the size.
B. Slip the belt-style sizing tool over your finger, tighten until it fits correct and read the number that is indicated by the arrow.
Make sure the sizers will slide over your knuckle easily but with with enough resistance so the ring does not come loose.
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Visit a Jewelry Store
Most fine jewelry stores can size your finger using a metal sizer—it's accurate and quick!
Their ring sizing tool is most likely a bit more fancy and made from metal, but it works exactly the same.
Other useful information
- Ring sizes can change with time. Be sure to get a recent measurement.
- You might have different ring sizes on your right and left hand.
- Make sure to measure your finger at a time when it feels "average"—not too hot or cold.
- If you’re ordering a wide ring (5mm or more), We recommend you order your regular size. We’ll adjust it to fit perfectly.
- If you know your ring size, but it is not a US size, an international conversion table here.
What to avoid
- Please don’t use string, paper strips, or printable charts—they’re not accurate enough.
- Do not assume an existing ring is sized correctly. Depending on how and where it was created the sizing might be different.
- Do not estimate your ring size.
If you’re unsure, just ask! We're here to help make sure your ring fits perfectly.