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If you unable to the most accurate way to determine your ring size is to go to a trusted jewellery store and have them measure your finger for you - we highly recommend this to avoid postage costs to return and exchange your ring.
Alternatively you can obtain a free ring sizer from us here - shipping rates are calculated at checkout.
All Bespoke and Ceremonial rings are made to order and can be made to any size requirements. Please specify your exact size in the notes section upon checkout or alternatively you can email us with your order number and size.
1. Select an existing ring that fits the desired finger.
2. Measure the internal diameter of the ring (in mm). Ensure this is as accurate as possible as even 1mm can make a significant difference in the final ring size
3. Use the chart above to determine your ring size.
This chart is also useful if you already know your ring size and simply need to convert it to another scale.
1. Pull the end of the sizer through the hole to form a loop.
2. Slide the loop onto your finger and pull end of the plastic through and tighten until you have a desirable fit.
3. You should be able to slip it back over your knuckle and doesn't feel uncomfortable/tight. The arrow will point to the correct size.
It is important to note that this sizer is not the same width as our ring bands. So, if it does feel quite snug then that should make for a perfect fitting finer band.
No ring sizer? A strip of paper, string or ribbon will do the job.
1. Wrap it snugly around the correct finger, mark the spot where the material meets with a pen.
2. Measure the distance with a ruler (in mm).
3. Compare to our sizing chart above.
Climate: Weather and body temperatures may affect the size of your finger. For example, fingers tend to shrink colder temperatures and swell when it gets warmer. We recommend having your finger sized during these temperature variances.
Band thickness: Most jewellers will measure your finger free of charge. It is essential to note the width of the band/tool they use as this can also make a minor difference to the final size. If you get measured with a larger device, then it would be safe to say that the final size in our rings could be smaller, as the majority of our rings are 1.6mm. We can assist you will any questions or concerns you have in regards to this.
We recommend sizing up by a quarter size if you plan on purchasing a thicker band, as thicker bands tend to feel a bit more snug on your finger.
Our Fine Collection rings are made to US ring sizes which are based on a numerical scale ranging from sizes 4-8.
