Ring Size Guide

Choosing the right ring size matters — especially for a ring you plan to wear every day.

A good fit should feel secure and comfortable. Your ring should slide on without too much struggle and come off with a little resistance over the knuckle.

If you are between sizes, or if you are unsure, it is always better to measure first rather than guess.

The Easiest Way to Find Your Size

If you are still unsure, use our online ring sizing tool to get a more accurate result in just a minute:

Use Our Ring Sizing Tool

It is the simplest way to check your size properly and avoid ordering the wrong one.

How a Ring Should Fit

Your ring should:

– slide on comfortably
– feel secure once it is on
– come off with a little resistance over the knuckle
– not feel painfully tight or so loose that it spins excessively

Keep in mind that fingers naturally change size throughout the day depending on temperature, activity, and hydration.

Before You Measure

For the most accurate result:

– measure your finger at the end of the day
– avoid measuring when your hands are cold
– do not measure right after exercise
– measure the exact finger where the ring will be worn
– if your knuckle is much larger than the base of your finger, take both measurements into account

Between Two Sizes?

If you are between sizes, we generally recommend choosing the larger size for a more comfortable fit.

This is especially important for wider bands, as they usually fit more snugly than narrow rings.

Wide Rings Fit Tighter

Wider bands tend to feel tighter on the finger than thinner rings.

For rings that are 8mm or wider, many customers prefer going up by half a size if they are between sizes or close to the upper end of their current fit.

Already Have a Ring That Fits?

You can measure the inside diameter of a ring you already wear comfortably and compare it to a sizing chart.

Make sure you measure the inside edge only, not the outside of the ring.

Ring Size Conversion Chart

Important Sizing Notes

Please make sure to double-check your size before ordering.

Because many of our rings are made from materials such as tungsten, Damascus steel, or other hard metals, they usually cannot be resized like traditional soft metal rings.

That is why accurate sizing is especially important.

Still Not Sure?

The best option is to use our sizing tool here:

Check Your Ring Size Now

It takes only a minute and gives you a much more reliable result than guessing.