What's my Ring Size?

 

We recommend that you visit us to get your finger size accurately. 

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When using a ring sizer.

 

The ring sizer should feel a little tight, before going over your knuckles but should feel comfortable once it is on your finger.

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We can re-size your Ring if it Doesn't Fit

 

Occasionally, even after being measured by a professional your ring may still not fit quite right. While our rings can not be sized down, most can be made a quarter to a half size larger.

 

If you have a Metal Allergy

 

Most skin irritation in jewelry is caused by nickel which is commonly used in gold alloys such 14K or 18K Gold. Platinum wedding band should be your choice, since it has a 95% purity with just 5% alloy such as ruthenium or palladium which are much more hypoallergenic than nickel.

 

Tips for finding your ring size:

• Measure your finger in warm temperatures at the end of the day.

• If your knuckle is alot larger that the base of your finger, use Method B below, except measure both the base of your finger and your knuckle and select a size in between the two.

Tips if you're buying the ring as a surprise:

• Ask your intended recipient's mother or friend if they know his/her finger size.

• Borrow one of your intended recipient's rings and use Method A below. (Make sure to borrow a ring that fits the finger you intend your gift ring to fit.)

Other Tips and Information:

• When considering a wide band, move up a size from you measurement, for comfort's sake.

• Different countries have different ring-size systems. All sizes listed here are standard American sizes.

• The average woman's ring size is about 6. The average man's ring size is about 10.

• Your ring size will be about half a size larger on your primary hand (i.e., the hand you write with).

*For accurate ring-size results, you must make sure that you do not have "Shrink over sized pages to fit paper size" or "Expand small pages to paper size" selected in the Print dialog box.

 

METHOD A

Measure a ring that fits you (or your intended recipient): Place a ring that fits you over the circle, making sure the inside of the ring lines up with the outside of the circle. If you are between sizes, order the larger size.

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METHOD B
Measure your finger and compare to the scale:

• Find a piece of non-stretchy string about 6" long, and 1/4" wide.

• Wrap it snugly around the base of your finger.

• Using a pen, mark the point on the string or paper where it overlaps, forming a complete circle.

• Compare the length of the string or paper to the lines on the paper below to determine your ring size.        If you are between sizes, order the larger size.