Customer Reviews
I was slightly disappointed that you can barely see the Sun on my ring. The receiver of the ring loved it.
I love it! We're very happy with our rings. I enjoy that they are lightweight, the koa wood and inlaid materials are vibrant and textured, and this is one of the few rings that hasn't caused irritation on my skin. Thanks again
This ring is gorgeous. I am in awe of the finish and the shine. The only thing that slightly disappointed me at first is that the koa wood used to make my ring does not have the same bright orange-gold tone as the photo on your website. The wood on my ring is a little darker/duller. But still, a beautiful work of art and craftsmanship.
Have not received it yet.
The ring came out beautiful! My husband was pleased, it feels smooth and the colors are very complementary
Do you know your ring size? Finger sizes vary significantly from one person to the next, so it can be almost impossible to get your ring size right just by guessing. Use our ring sizing chart and guide to check your ring size before before buying rings online.
How Should a Ring Fit?
Ultimately this comes down to what feels comfortable. But as a guide, your ring should fit your finger well enough so it won't fall off, but it should also be loose enough to fit over your knuckle without too much difficulty - and allow for natural changes in finger size that happen throughout the day.
Should You Go Larger or Smaller?
Your ring should fit your finger well enough so it won't fall off, but it should also be loose enough to be comfortable and fit over your knuckle without too much difficulty - and to accommodate for changes in finger size each day.
If you're between ring sizes or there's a reasonable difference in your size throughout the day, a good thing to bear in mind is that it's always better to go for a slightly larger size than one that's too small, so you should err in that direction. There's nothing worse than a ring that's too tight on your finger.
Wide Band Rings
If you're purchasing a ring with a wide band (8mm), this will require a larger size. You should go up a quarter to half a size using US numerical sizes or a full size in the Australian and British alphabetical ring sizing system. Refer to our ring sizing chart below for more help.
Large Knuckles
If you have larger knuckles, don't forget that you'll need the ring to slide over your knuckle without too much difficulty. Larger knuckles commonly occur for those who have arthritis in their finger joints, so take particular care with measuring your ring size if that's the case.
To take this into account, you should also measure your knuckle and the part of your finger where the ring will sit. Choose a size between your finger size and knuckle size and check to be sure that a ring that size will fit over your knuckle.
Ring Sizing Chart
|
NORTH AMERICA |
UK, EUROPE & AU |
INSIDE DIAMETER |
|
3 |
F |
14.07 MM |
|
3.25 |
F 1/2 |
14.27 MM |
|
3.5 |
G |
14.48 MM |
|
3.75 |
G 1/2 |
14.68 MM |
|
4 |
H |
14.88 MM |
|
4.25 |
H 1/2 |
15.09 MM |
|
4.5 |
I |
15.29 MM |
|
4.75 |
J |
15.49 MM |
|
5 |
J 1/2 |
15.70 MM |
|
5.25 |
K |
15.90 MM |
|
5.5 |
K 1/2 |
16.10 MM |
|
5.75 |
L |
16.31 MM |
|
6 |
L 1/2 |
16.51 MM |
|
6.25 |
M |
16.71 MM |
|
6.5 |
M 1/2 |
16.92 MM |
|
6.75 |
N |
17.20 MM |
|
7 |
N 1/2 |
17.32 MM |
|
7.25 |
O |
17.53 MM |
|
7.5 |
O 1/2 |
17.73 MM |
|
7.75 |
P |
17.93 MM |
|
8 |
P 1/2 |
18.14 MM |
|
8.25 |
Q |
18.34 MM |
|
8.5 |
Q 1/2 |
18.54 MM |
|
8.75 |
R |
18.75 MM |
|
9 |
R 1/2 |
18.95 MM |
|
9.25 |
S |
19.15 MM |
|
9.5 |
S 1/2 |
19.35 MM |
|
9.75 |
T |
19.56 MM |
|
10 |
T 1/2 |
19.76 MM |
|
10.25 |
U |
19.96 MM |
|
10.5 |
U 1/2 |
20.17 MM |
|
10.75 |
V |
20.37 MM |
|
11 |
V 1/2 |
20.57 MM |
|
11.25 |
W |
20.78 MM |
|
11.5 |
W 1/2 |
20.98 MM |
Still Not Sure?
If you're still unsure of what your proper ring size is after reading this information and reviewing the ring sizing chart above, you may want to consider ordering our easy to use ring sizer to make sure you get the right size.