Ring Size Guide
Before we handcraft your creation, we need one number.
Ring size is the inside circumference of a ring, expressed as a number. In the United States, sizes run 3 to 13, and we make ours in quarter sizes so the fit is closer.
You will know it's right when the ring meets a little resistance at the knuckle, then settles at the base of your finger and stays there.
Measure at home in three steps
1. Print our sizing guide. If the guide does not measure true, set your printer to 100 percent and run it again.
2. Find a ring that already fits for the same finger on the same hand. Your hands are not the same size, and neither are your fingers.
3. Lay the ring over the circles until the inside edge meets a circle's edge. That number is yours.
Landing between two sizes? Take the larger one. Loose can be corrected. Stuck at the knuckle cannot.
Download the Sizing Guide
Keeping a secret
Proposing? Three ways to get her size without asking.
Borrow a ring she wears on that hand and bring it to your retail partner. They will size it in minutes, and it is the closest you will get.
If the ring cannot leave the house, trace the inside circle on paper and measure across the widest point in millimeters. The chart above does the rest.
Or ask her mother, her sister, the friend who knows everything. Someone already has this answer.
Still guessing? Go a quarter size up. Sizing is included with your creation, so a ring that runs a little loose on the night is a small thing to fix afterward.
If it needs adjusting
Sizing is complimentary under our Promise of Service, up to one full size in either direction. A few designs cannot be sized, eternity styles among them, and your retail partner will tell you before your creation is made.
Read the Promise of ServiceOr let us measure you
A few minutes with a jeweler and proper tools will beat anything you can do at home. You get the exact number, and you get to try the collection on while you're there. Find a retailer near you using the link below.
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