Ring Sizing Guide
If you have an existing ring, you can calculate the ring size using the diameter of the ring.
If you don’t have an existing ring, you can use the circumference of the ring finger.
How to measure your finger
- Use a 6 inch length of string (non-stretch), or cut a strip of paper one-quarter inch in width and 3 to 4 inches in length. For wider rings use a strip of paper that is as wide as the bandwidth you are wanting.
- Wrap the string or paper snugly around the base of your finger, so that it feels like how a ring would fit. It needs to be snug, but not so snug it’s tight and cutting your circulation off. haha.
- Use a pen to mark where the string or paper overlaps.
- Unwrap the string and lay it flat to measure the length on a ruler. You can use inches or millimeters, whichever you prefer.
- Let Fran know this measurement. She will use the measurement to make the correct size for you.
- You should also use the size chart to determine your perfect ring size.
- If your size falls between two sizes, choose the larger size.
If you’re not sure of the correct size based on international differences, this sizing chart will help.
Please note this is a general guide. The sizes listed for US ring sizes are the industry standard and most commonly used product measurements to help you choose the best fit for your ring.
Although sizing and fit are approximate, we do try to custom fit each ring for your finger.
Tips:
- Compare each measurement with your own. Measure your finger several times to make sure you have the correct measurements.
- When it is warmer or we exercise, fingers tend to be larger, so for a more accurate result measure your finger at the end of the day.
- When ordering a wide band you may want to order a half size to a full size up depending on the shape of your finger.
We are here to help! If you are unsure of what is the best fit, we are here to help, please email questions to customer service.
