Fine Jewelry

 

Ring Sizing for Jewelry

We provide two methods for determining a finger's ring size. While no method is as accurate as actually trying on the ring in question, this should give you a good starting point. Your local jeweler can resize your ring for the utmost comfort. However, our hands tend to swell at times, meaning rings will fit differently on different days and at different times of the day. So rings should be snug but allow sufficient room for the change in fingers size.

Method 1

  1. Cut a strip of paper no wider than 1/4" .
  2. Wrap the paper snugly around your finger and mark the paper where it meets.
  3. Measure the marked length of paper and compare it to the chart to the right for the correct ring size.
  4. If the knuckle is significantly larger than the base of the finger, measure the knuckle to ensure the ring will fit over it. This may make the ring very loose on the finger.

Method 2

Print and cut out the graphic below, wrap the graphic (print side out) around the finger so that the "Read Size Here" black line meets with a ring size number.ring sizing chart

Ring Size

Paper Length (in inches)
4 1 13/16
5 1 15/16
6 2 1/16
7 2 2/16
8 2 4/16
9 2 5/16
10 2 7/16
11 2 9/16
12 2 10/16
13 2 12/16
14 2 14/16

Ring Size Chart

Use our ring sizing chart to select just the right size, but don't be afraid if you get it wrong. Almost all of our rings can be resized up or down two sizes.

Read the catalog description and if we do not mention the ring cannot be resized, it can.

You can trust your jewelry gift is made of precious metals listed in the catalog description and unless noted are not filled but rather pure 10k or 14k gold or .925 sterling silver.

Our jewelry gifts are perfect for bridesmaids, a prom, graduation, special occasions, Mother's Day and other holidays and of course just as a way to say "I'm thinking of you" or "You are special to me". Best of all the value is not only in the sentiment gift giving, but also in the jewelry gift item you select.

 

Ring Size Chart It is best to purchase a ring within two sizes (smaller or larger) of the ring wearer's size.

Rings are frequently only made in sizes 6, 7 and 8 and must be resized to fit the ring wearer.

Have a question? Please be sure to contact us! We will answer your questions to the best of our ability.