Ring Size Measuring Guide:
We make it easy to find your perfect fit with our simple to use Ring Size Conversion Tool (above), Ring Size Measuring Guide and International Ring Size Conversion Chart (below).
For the perfect and most comfortable fit, keep the following in mind:
- When measuring the circumference of your finger, pull the string or strip of paper firm when measuring ensuring that the ring will sit comfortably on your finger, clearing the knuckle without being too loose or too tight.
- To get an accurate measurement, it’s best to measure your finger at different times, as finger sizes can vary throughout the day.
- If your measurement falls between two sizes, we recommend choosing the closest size.
- In case the fit isn’t quite right, no worries! Our exchange policy ensures you’ll find the perfect size.

Larger Sizes: When choosing your ring size, it’s important to keep in mind that larger sizes have a greater tolerance between sizes, meaning there is more room for variation. Additionally, make sure to consider the size of your knuckles when selecting a size. Note: Measuring the diameter of your finger or using another ring as a reference is not a reliable method. Always factor in the size of your knuckles when choosing a ring size.
Half Sizes: It’s important to note that not all ring styles will be available in HALF SIZES. If you require a half size, choose the size closest to the measurement you obtained when measuring the circumference of your finger.
Quarter Sizes: It’s important to note that the difference between quarter sizes is usually very minor, so most rings are not manufactured in these sizes unless custom made. Your finger size can fluctuate frequently due to factors such as temperature, exercise, or after taking a shower. In some individuals, these changes can result in a difference of up to 2 full ring sizes. However, in most cases, a suitable fit can be found within the half and full-size options
Comfort Fit Rings: Comfort fit rings have a rounded inside profile compared to traditional fit rings (flat profile). which results in less pressure on the finger- hence the term “comfort fit”. This also makes them a great option for men’s wedding bands as they can be removed more easily if required – perfect for the active man or trades person. Additionally. comfort fit rings may wear a half size smaller. 



