Ring Size Guide

1. Consider the Time of Day: Your fingers can swell slightly throughout the day, especially in warm weather. It’s best to measure your ring size when your fingers are at their average size.
2. Temperature Matters: Avoid measuring your ring size when your hands are very cold, as this can cause your fingers to shrink.
3. Width of the Ring: Wider bands tend to feel tighter than thinner bands. If you’re purchasing a wide band, you may need to go up half a size.
4. Knuckle Size: If your knuckle is significantly larger than the base of your finger, you may need to choose a size that can comfortably slide over your knuckle.

There are several ways to determine your ring size:

1. Using a Ring Sizer: The most accurate method is to use a ring sizer. These are readily available online or at most jewellery stores. Simply slide the sizer onto your finger and adjust it until it feels comfortable. The number indicated on the sizer corresponds to your ring size.
2. Measuring an Existing Ring: If you have a ring that fits perfectly, you can measure its inner diameter. Place the ring on a ruler and measure the diameter across the widest point of the inside of the ring. Use our size chart below to convert this measurement to your ring size. Please note: This method is most accurate with rings that are perfectly round.
3. Using a Printable Ring Sizer: Many websites offer printable ring sizers. These often involve wrapping a strip of paper around your finger or comparing your finger to a printed chart. While this method can provide a general estimate, it’s not always as accurate as using a physical ring sizer.
4. Visiting a Jeweller: The most reliable way to ensure an accurate ring size is to visit a professional jeweller. They have specialized tools and expertise to measure your finger precisely. We encourage you to visit our showroom for a professional fitting.