Find your perfect ring size

Choosing the right ring size is essential for comfort and style. Our rings are handcrafted, which means each piece is unique and may vary slightly in width, length, and weight. Use this ring size guide to find the size that fits you best.

The size chart below will help you select the correct ring size according to standard measurements, so you can enjoy your jewelry with a perfect fit.
 

How to measure your ring size

1. Measure finger circumference for delicate, narrow rings

For small rings with a fine, narrow band, you can use a thread to determine your ring size:

• Step 1: Wrap a thin thread around the part of your finger where the ring will sit.
• Step 2: Make sure the thread can also slide comfortably over your knuckle.
• Step 3: Mark the point where the thread overlaps.
• Step 4: Lay the thread flat against a ruler and measure the length in millimeters.

This measurement corresponds to the circumference of your finger and can be matched to the ring size in the table.

2. Measure for chunky rings with a wide band

For bold, chunky rings with a wider base, we recommend using a ribbon or paper strip (about 9 cm x 0.5–1 cm):

• Step 1: Cut a ribbon or paper strip about 1 cm wide.
• Step 2: Wrap it around the part of your finger where the ring will sit.
• Step 3: Ensure it fits comfortably over the knuckle, as wide bands cover more of the finger.
• Step 4: Mark the overlap and measure the length with a ruler.

This method gives a more accurate measurement for wide, statement rings, which generally require a slightly larger size.

3. Use an existing ring to calculate your size

You can also determine your ring size using a ring you already own, ideally one with a similar width and style:

• Step 1: Measure the internal diameter of the ring in millimeters.
• Step 2: Multiply the diameter by π (3.14).

The result is the inner circumference, which you can compare with the ring size chart to find your ideal size. Since our designs are usually bold rather than very narrow, choose a ring that is also larger or chunky for the most accurate comparison.

Important tips about finger size

Your finger size can change throughout the day and with different conditions:

• Temperature: In cold conditions, fingers tend to be smaller; in warmth, they may swell slightly.
• Time of day: Fingers can be slimmer in the morning and slightly larger in the evening.
• Activity and fluids: Physical activity, sports (such as fitness or tennis), and fluid retention can temporarily change the shape and size of your fingers.

For the most accurate result, measure your finger at a neutral temperature and when you feel relaxed.