Size Guide

How to determine your ring size?

Before measuring your size, here are some handy tips to consider:

• Our fingers can change size during the day, especially when it’s warm. We suggest measuring your finger in the evening because our hands tend to swell a bit as the day goes on. This way you can ensure that your ring fits comfortably no matter what time it is.
• Keep in mind that the size of your left and right hand might vary. It’s quite common for one hand to be a tad larger than the other. So, when you pick a ring size, it will work perfectly on the finger you measured, but it might not feel as great on any other finger.
• If you are torn between two sizes it’s best to round up rather than down.

Measuring techniques

1. Measure inner diameter of an existing ring
   Tools: Ring, ruler
   
   
   Example: The ring in the video has an inner diameter of 16,3 mm = size 52.
   
   
2. Measure your finger with a piece of paper or a thread
   Tools: paper or thread, scissors, ruler, pen
   
   Cut a thin strip of paper/thread. Wrap it around your finger. Mark where the paper overlaps and measure the distance with a ruler – this will be the inner circumference of your future ring. Consult the size chart and pick the size that matches your finger.
   
   
   Example: the video shows a circumference of 56 mm = size 56.
   
   

If you have any doubts or if your size is not on the chart please drop us a message here.