The ring caught your eye. Now the only question is the fit.
A ring that fits right is one you forget you're wearing, until someone asks about it. Here are three easy ways to find your size at home.
1. Use a ring sizer strip (the easiest way)
Our ring sizer is a small plastic strip that measures your finger in seconds. It's $4, and you can add it to any order.
- Wrap the strip around the finger you plan to wear your ring on.
- Thread the pointed end through the slot.
- Pull it snug. It should feel comfortable and still slide over your knuckle.
- Read the size where the strip meets the slot.
2. Measure a ring you already love
Pick a ring that fits the finger you're shopping for. Lay it on a ruler and measure straight across the inside, edge to edge. That's the inner diameter. Match it to the chart in our Ring Size Guide.
A few examples: 16.45 mm is a size 6, 17.3 mm is a size 7, 18.2 mm is a size 8.
3. Print our free ring sizer
Download the printable sizer from our Ring Size Guide. Print it at 100% (actual size, not "fit to page") on US Letter paper, and check the ruler on the page against a real one before you use it.
A few things worth knowing
- Measure at the end of the day. Fingers are a little bigger in the evening and in warm weather.
- Between two sizes? Go with the larger one.
- Wide bands fit snugger. For statement and wide styles, size up a half size.
- Stacking? Rings worn together sit a little tighter, so give your stack a touch of room.
- Look for adjustable styles. Many of our rings are adjustable. If you're unsure, they're a lovely place to start.
Still not sure?
Send us a message. We answer every question, and we'll help you find your fit, or talk about making a ring in your size.