Ring Sizing & Fit

A ring should feel secure without feeling tight. The right size sits comfortably at the base of the finger, passes over the knuckle with gentle resistance, and does not spin excessively during normal wear.

Sizing matters most for engagement rings and wedding bands because these pieces are worn frequently. A good fit protects comfort, reduces the chance of loss, and helps the ring sit as intended on the hand.

The most reliable at-home method is to measure a ring that already fits the same finger on the same hand. Different fingers, and even the same finger on the opposite hand, can vary in size.

Measure the inside diameter of the ring in millimetres, or bring the ring to a professional jeweller for sizing. If the ring has a wide band, unusual shape, or is slightly oval from wear, professional measurement is recommended.

Finger size can change during the day due to temperature, activity, hydration, and season. Hands are often slightly larger in warm weather and smaller in cold weather. This is why a single quick measurement can be misleading.

For the best result, check size at a normal body temperature and avoid measuring immediately after exercise, in very cold conditions, or first thing in the morning if your hands tend to swell.

Wider bands can feel tighter because more metal sits against the finger. A wedding band, eternity ring, or stacked set may therefore need a slightly different size from a fine solitaire ring.

If two rings will be worn together, the fit should be considered as a set. The engagement ring and wedding band should sit comfortably without creating pressure or causing one ring to push the other out of position.

If the ring is a surprise, use an existing ring from the correct finger if possible. If that is not available, discreet guidance from close family or friends can help, but it should be treated as an estimate rather than a final measurement.

A classic solitaire or simple setting is usually easier to resize than a complex full eternity or heavily detailed ring. If sizing uncertainty is high, it is worth considering the setting style and resize options before placing the order.

Many rings can be resized, but the exact options depend on the design, metal, stone layout, and how much adjustment is needed. Rings with diamonds set all the way around the band can be more limited.

Our team can advise what is practical before production and after delivery. The goal is to preserve the ring's strength, comfort, and proportions while achieving a fit that feels natural.

• Measure the same finger and same hand whenever possible.
• Check size when hands are at a normal temperature.
• Allow for wider bands to feel more snug.
• Discuss resizing limits before choosing complex designs.