Rings – Size Guide

How to Measure Your Ring Size

If you already own a ring that fits well, measure the inner diameter and compare it with a ring size chart.

If you do not have a ring to compare, wrap a strip of paper or a thin string around your finger, mark the overlap, and measure the length against a ruler.

Make sure the ring can pass over your knuckle, not only fit at the base of your finger.

When to Measure

Finger size can change slightly throughout the day depending on temperature, activity, and natural body changes.

Cold weather may make your fingers smaller, while heat may make them swell.

For the most reliable result, measure your finger at a normal room temperature when your hands feel relaxed.

Band Width and Fit

Band width affects how a ring feels.

Slim bands usually feel lighter and slightly roomier.

Wider bands usually feel more snug, even at the same size.

If you are between sizes and choosing a wider ring, sizing up is often the safer choice.

If You Are Between Sizes

If you are between sizes and choosing a slim ring, a closer fit may still feel comfortable.

If you are choosing a wider band or prefer a little more room, the larger size is usually the better option.

A good fit should feel secure without feeling restrictive. It should move naturally with your hand, not distract from it.