A few ways to determine your rings size from the comfort of your home.

Please note before you start: 

• Your finger fluctuates in size throughout the day, depending on various factors such as temperature, humidity, and body water percentage. For accuracy, be sure to measure multiple times. 
• Your fingers are all different sizes, even the same finger on the other hand. Make sure you measure the exact finger you are buying a ring for! 
• Take your knuckles into account. If you have larger knuckles, you may want to measure closer to the base of the knuckle, to be sure that your ring will be able to comfortably slide over it. 

Disclaimer: The tips listed below are meant to be a general guide, and in no way guarantee exact results. As stated in our return policy, we do not accept returns or exchanges due to you ordering the wrong size. Please know your measurements well before purchasing. For the most accurate results possible, order a ring sizing tool, or have a jeweler measure you! 

1. String or Floss

Find some string or floss. Wrap it around the base of your finger, and use a pen to mark where the string or floss overlaps. Make sure to not have the string too tight around your finger! You want to have a snug, yet comfortable fit. Next, place the string against a ruler, to figure out the size in millimeters.

String and floss can stretch, so be sure to not pull them too taut against the measuring tool, or your ring size will come out larger than what it actually is. This ring sizing chart from TheKnot is a great reference for what your ring size is, once you know the millimeters.

2. Use a Ring You Already Have at Home

If you already own a ring that fits just how you like, you can use a chart to figure out what size it is. You can use this online ring sizing chart, and follow the steps on the screen, or download the PDF and print it out. If you decide to print out the chart, be sure to disable any automatic scaling options on your printer, as to not distort the image and size!

Make sure to not match the circle with the outside of the ring, otherwise it will be too small. If you're stuck between two sizes, make sure to go a size up rather than down. 

3. Purchase a Ring Sizer (highly recommended!) 

You can purchase a ring sizer directly from our shop, which follows the exact US sizing standards that our rings adhere to. 

If you find other ring sizers online, be sure to check the reviews on accuracy.

*Did you know you can leave us a note at checkout with your size for our adjustable rings? We will shape it to fit you right out of the box!