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Why Getting the Size Right Matters

A ring that fits well feels natural on your finger. If it’s too tight, it can be hard to take off. If it’s too loose, it might fall off without you noticing. That’s why it's important to choose a size that balances comfort and safety.

How to Measure Ring Size at Home

• Use a string or paper strip: Wrap it around the finger, mark where it overlaps, and measure the length with a ruler. Use a ring size chart to find the matching size.
• Compare with an existing ring: Measure the inner diameter of a ring that fits well on the same finger. Then, use a sizing chart to match it.

Things That Affect Ring Size

• Time of day: Fingers tend to swell slightly by evening, so measure later in the day for better accuracy.
• Weather: Fingers can expand in warm weather and shrink in cold, so pick a size that feels good in most conditions.
• Ring width: Wider rings often feel tighter. If the band is more than 6mm wide, consider going up half a size.
• Repeat measurements: Measure a few times to get a more reliable result.

Still Unsure? We’re Here to Help

If you’re not fully confident, we suggest checking with the jeweler about resizing options. Some rings can be adjusted later, while others can't. And if you're still unsure, visiting a professional jeweler is the safest choice. They'll measure your finger accurately using the right tools—so you won’t have to guess.

Try Our Online Ring Sizer

To make things easier, we offer a Virtual Ring Sizer on our website. It’s quick, simple, and helps you find the correct size from the comfort of your home.