Measure Once. Wear for Life.

Ring size isn’t a suggestion.

If the size is wrong, the ring doesn’t matter.

This guide is built to help you determine your accurate ring size the first time, so your ring feels secure, comfortable, and correct for everyday wear.

Why Ring Size Accuracy Matters

Your fingers change size throughout the day due to:

Temperature

Activity and workouts

Swelling and hydration

A properly sized ring should:

Slide over the knuckle with light resistance

Sit comfortably without digging

Stay secure without spinning

If you’re buying a ring meant to last decades, sizing is not optional.

Best Method: Measure an Existing Ring (Most Accurate)

If you already own a ring that fits the intended finger perfectly, this is the most accurate way to size.

How to measure:

Place the ring on a flat surface

Measure the inside diameter (edge to edge) in millimeters

Match it to the chart below

Ring Size Conversion Chart (US Standard)

US Size Inside Diameter (mm) Inside Circumference (mm)
414.946.8
4.515.348.0
515.749.3
5.516.150.6
616.551.9
6.516.953.1
717.354.4
7.517.755.7
818.157.0
8.518.558.3
918.959.5
9.519.460.8
1019.862.1
10.520.263.4
1120.664.6
11.521.065.9
1221.467.2

All rings are sized using US ring sizing.
If you’re outside the US, convert before ordering.

No Ring? Use the Paper or String Method

What you’ll need:

Thin strip of paper or string

Pen

Ruler (millimeters only)

Steps:

Wrap the paper around your finger (snug, not tight)

Mark where the ends overlap

Measure the length in millimeters

Match the measurement to the circumference column above

Measure 2–3 times for accuracy.

Measure at the end of the day when fingers are largest

Avoid measuring after workouts, alcohol, or heavy sodium intake

If you’re between sizes, always size up

Band Width Affects Ring Size

Wider bands fit tighter than thin bands.

Band Width Fit Recommendation
2–3mm True to size
4–5mm Consider sizing up slightly
6–7mm Often requires sizing up
8mm+ Almost always size up

If you ignore band width, the ring may feel wrong even if the size is technically correct.

Engagement Rings vs Wedding Bands

Engagement rings are usually fine at true size

Wedding bands are often wider and fit tighter

Stacked rings require extra attention to sizing

This is why guessing leads to resizing.

Still Unsure?

If you’re between sizes or ordering a wider band:

Choose the larger size

Or contact us before placing your order

Avoiding resizing is always better.

Our Fit Philosophy

We design rings to be worn every day, not just photographed.

Comfort, balance, and correct sizing matter more than trends.

When a ring disappears on your hand — that’s correct fit.

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