Ring Sizing
Temperature Matters
Fingers expand when warm and shrink when cool. For the most consistent fit, measure at room temperature.
Time of Day
Measure at the end of the day when your finger is likely to be at its largest.
Dominant Hand
Your dominant hand is typically slightly larger. If you're right-handed and want a ring for that hand, you may need a larger size.
Band Width
Wider bands (4mm+) often require going up a half size to ensure a comfortable fit.
Common Questions
Take two measurements—one at your knuckle and one at the base of your finger. Choose a size in between so the ring will slide over your knuckle but won't be too loose at the base.
Yes! Fingers tend to be slimmer in cold winter months and more swollen during summer heat. Aim for a size that will be comfortable year-round.
The perfect size should slide on with ease and come off with a little resistance. It should feel snug but not tight, and shouldn't spin freely on your finger.
The average ring size for women is around US size 6, and for men around US size 9. However, individual sizes vary greatly, so it's always best to measure.