Sizing your ring can be a snap using our tips and tools!
Fingers swell and contract depending on the time of day, so it's important to find the size that is most comfortable for you. It's also important to know which hand you will be wearing your ring on. As a general rule, the fingers on your dominant hand (writing hand) will be larger than the other. Also, the larger 8mm width of these rings tend to make the ring feel snugger, and the 5mm feel looser, though they are the same size.
If you have a ring you already know fits great, see if you can determine it's size using the measurements to the right.
Measure the inside dimension of your ring to the nearest millimeter at it's widest point, then find that number on the image to find your size.
*Please note, at this time the sizes shown are the only sizes I have available, however if you need a size 10 or 11, I may be able to source them.
If you don't have a ring, measure the circumference your finger with something flexible, such as a strip of paper (I like to cut the strip sized to a snug fit and then tape it together to see if I was accurate). It's important that the strip is snug to your finger, and doesn't slide off so easily (this could mean the difference of one size or another!). I also recommend taking a couple of measurements; one in the morning and one in the evening to determine an average. Next, measure the length of the strip you cut. A ruler that has millimeter increments is best to use with the chart to the right. Find the nearest measurement on the chart to determine your approximate ring size. If you're in doubt between two sizes, it's a safe bet to go to the next larger ring size. Since these rings aren't resizable, it's better to be a little big, than small. If you can get your finger professionally sized at a jeweler, that is also a great way to determine your size.
I mention the ring sizes offered on my changeable ring pages in millimeters as well so by using the tools on this page, you should be able to get an accurate fitting. If you should have any questions, feel free to contact me.