SIZING CHART
Figuring out your ring size is never easy and each chart out there will say something slightly different (so confusing!) I have collated an international standards chart here for you which should hopefully get you on your way!
Please remember that measuring your finger at a jewellers is the most accurate way to get the correct size.
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I do not accept returns based on an incorrect size purchase so it's important to get it right! If you are not sure about your ring size it's best to send me the diameter of your desired ring, or the circumference of your finger and I can base the design on this. Depending on the ring, it may also be possible to resize it afterwards. Get in touch before purchasing to confirm if this will be possible!
The best way to secretly find out your partner’s ring size is to "borrow" a ring they already wear—either on their ring finger or the same finger on the other hand. Take it to a jeweller for sizing or, if that’s not an option, measure its diameter at home.
If they wear rings on other fingers, you can measure those instead and we can make an educated guess based on the difference in size. Another sneaky trick is to enlist a friend who might raise less suspicion—have your partner try on one of their rings and use that as a size reference.
My last tip is for those deep sleepers only! Buy or download a ring-sizing tape and carefully wrap it around their finger while they sleep!
Good luck!
Slightly yes! Rings with a thicker band may need to be slightly larger. Additionally, rings with heavy solitaire stones directly at the top of the ring may need to be slightly tighter to prevent gravity from dragging it to the bottom!
This is very dependant on the ring! Eternity and half eternity bands cannot be resized and rings with fragile or embedded gemstones or a heavy, cast ringband may cause problems. If you are considering a resize or want to know if a ring can be resized, please get in touch!