Ring Sizing

A few things to keep in mind when measuring your ring size:

• Consider your knuckle. If you know your knuckle is on the larger side, you should order half a size bigger than what your finger alone indicates, otherwise you won't be able slide a ring into the right place.
• We  recommend measuring your finger three to four different times because the size actually fluctuates depending on temperature: It can be smaller the colder you are and more swollen if you're overheated.  In which case, we suggest that it is best to measure your fingers at the end of the day when they are at their largest.
• Your left and right hand are not symmetrical. They may seem the same size, but the ring finger on your left hand may not be the same size as the one on the right. It is best to measure the finger you're planning to wear your rings on.
• A  ring with a thin band does not have the  same fit as one with a wider band (even though the inner circumference of the rings are the same size. Rings with wide bands tend to fit a bit more snugly than thinner ones, so if you're planning to use the tracing method to gauge the ring size based on an existing ring, it has to be of the same width as the one you're planning to buy.

Download our ring sizing chart to measure an existing ring to find out your ring size HERE

View our international size conversion chart HERE