Ring Size measurement

How To Find Your
Perfect Fit

Finding your ring size is a lot easier than you might think. And no matter which beauty you’ve got your eye on, you WANT it to fit perfectly. It’s meant to be worn, after all!

Let’s Find Your Ring Size

We’ve put together two ways to measure your ring size, so you can order your new piece with the best possible fit.

We HIGHLY recommend Option 1. It’s the most accurate way to measure your finger and helps avoid any sizing surprises later.

Option 2 is a handy alternative if you can’t get to a jeweller, but there’s always a little more room for human error when measuring at home.

Please note: We cannot be held responsible for incorrect measurements supplied to us.

Option 1

Our Preferred Ring Measurement Option

Pop into your local jewellery store and ask them to measure your ring size. This service
is usually free and is our preferred way to get the most accurate measurement.

One little thing to keep in mind: not all ring sizers and ring sticks are calibrated exactly the same. Think of it like shoe sizing. You might be a size 4 in one store and a 5 in another. Our bodies aren’t made with cookie cutters, and neither are sizing tools!

Once we’ve made your ring, we photograph it on our ring stick to show that it has been made according to the size you provided.

Option 2

Measure Using an Existing Ring

Step 1: Find the Right Ring

Choose a ring you already wear on the same finger as your new piece. Make sure it fits comfortably and snugly.

Grab a clutch pencil or very fine fineliner. Don’t use a normal pen or pencil, as the line will be too thick for an accurate measurement.

Step 2: Trace Your Ring

Place the ring flat and carefully trace around the inside circumference. Keep your line as close to the metal as possible.

Step 3: Find the Widest Point

Draw a straight line across the widest part of your circle, passing through the center.

Step 4: Measure, Measure, Measure!

Measure the line in millimetres, including half-millimetre measurements where needed.

Accuracy REALLY matters here. Just 1 mm can equal approximately three ring sizes, so take your time.

Finally, take a photo of your measurement next to a R2 coin for scale and send it to us along with your measurement.

And that’s it!