Find Your Ring Size

The String or Paper Test

1. 1) Take a piece of string or a strip of paper.
2. 2) Wrap it around the base of the finger on which you plan to wear the ring. Make sure it is snug but not too tight.
3. 3) Mark the point where the paper or string overlaps to form a complete circle.
4. 4) Measure the length from the starting edge to your mark with a ruler in millimeters (mm).
5. 5) Find your size by matching the circumference measurement to our ring size chart.

Measuring an Existing Ring

1. 1) Select a ring that already fits the specific finger comfortably.
2. 2) Place the ring on a flat surface and use a ruler to measure the inside diameter (the widest distance across the inner circle).
3. 3) Match the diameter measurement to the corresponding size on our ring size chart.

Pro Tips for Accuracy

1. 1) Ensure the ring can slide over your knuckle comfortably.
2. 2) Measure when your fingers are warm, as cold temperatures can temporarily reduce finger size.
3. 3) Measure the exact finger on which you plan to wear the ring, as the same finger on the opposite hand may differ by up to half a size.
4. 4) Measure your finger several times and choose the larger size if you fall between two sizes.

How to Find Someone Else's Ring Size

If you're planning a surprise proposal or gift:

1. 1) Discreetly borrow their ring and measure the ring using the steps above.
2. 2) Ask a close friend to subtly get their ring size.

Use the chart below to convert your ring's diameter or circumference measurement into the corresponding US ring size.

Free Ring Resizing

Your comfort is our absolute priority, which is why we offer a 1-year free ring resizing service to ensure your ring fits flawlessly. If your initial measurement is not quite right, our expert jewelers will adjust your band to the perfect proportions completely free of charge at any time within your first year of purchase.