RING SIZE GUIDE
Finding the right fit, for comfort, balance, and everyday wear.
Finding the right ring size is essential for both comfort and longevity. A well fitted ring should slide on easily, sit securely, and feel comfortable throughout the day.
How to Measure at Home?
String Method
Wrap a string around your finger, ensuring it sits snugly but not tight, and measure the length of the string. Match it to the size chart below.
Existing Ring Method
Measure an existing ring that fits comfortably by taking its internal diameter and matching it to the size chart below.
* Measure at the end of the day when your fingers are at their largest.
*3 Measure more than once for accuracy.
Sizing Tips
If you fall between two sizes
Let us know and we can make half sizes. If you’re between a half size and full size, always choose the larger for comfort and natural finger movement throughout the day.
Temperature affects ring fit
Cold weather causes fingers to shrink, while heat can make them swell. A ring that feels perfect in winter may feel tighter in summer.
Your dominant hand may be larger
The fingers on your dominant hand are often slightly bigger. If you’re stacking or wearing rings daily, keep this in mind.
Band width matters
Wider bands feel tighter than slimmer styles as they cover more surface area on the finger. For wide bands or statement rings, consider sizing up by half to one size.
One ring for multiple fingers
If you plan to wear a ring across multiple fingers, choose the size of the larger finger. The index and middle fingers are often interchangeable, making them a flexible option for everyday wear.
Knuckles vs finger base
If your knuckles are larger than the base of your finger, choose a size that passes comfortably over the knuckle without spinning excessively once worn.
Ring Size Conversion Chart
* If you’re between sizes, we recommend sizing up.