Please email us to get a complimentary ring-sizer that will minimise any hassle and risk of inaccuracy.

Click here to download a to-scale sizing guide and print it on A4-sized paper. Place the ring on top to match it to its size.

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Using a pencil, trace the inside of the ring on a piece of paper and email us with the result after.

If the measurement falls between a whole and half size, what do I do? Always choose to size up. It is easier to shave off from a ring that’s too large than to add to a ring that’s too small.

Some sources suggest wrapping a string or strip of paper around the finger, marking it and then finding the corresponding size on a chart. This method is very prone to error due to the nature of material used, not to mention humidity and temperature that affect metals differently.

Furthermore, this method does not take into consideration the clearance that is needed for the ring to slip over the finger joint or knuckle. In most cases, the joint is larger than the rest of the finger.

Depending on different places or stages of your life, your ring size may change. If you foresee that you will need to resize it often, we suggest going with a simple setting with the usual gold, white gold and platinum bands.

Styles that are especially challenging to resize include milgrain or ornate bands, and eternity rings with a specific number of gemstones per finger size.