Below you will find information that will help you tell us your finger size, keeping in mind that this can vary depending on several factors:

• Time of day and temperature: Avoid measuring your fingers when they are too cold or wet, as this can make the size appear smaller than it actually is. Try measuring your size at different times of the day. In summer we tend to be more swollen, and our size is usually a little larger than in winter.
• Ring style: Wider rings require larger sizes, so choose one size larger than your usual size.
• Between two sizes: If your ring appears to be between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size.

MEASURE YOUR SIZE

There are two methods to determine the size that best fits your finger, and in both cases it is very important to take the measurements as accurately as possible, since the variation between sizes is minimal.

Measure the circumference

• Cut a strip of paper half a centimeter wide and place it firmly around your finger. Be mindful of the knuckle, which is usually thicker. Make a mark where the two ends meet and stretch the paper taut. Finally, measure with a ruler to the mark you made earlier and tell us the measurement in centimeters or millimeters.

Measure the diameter

• If you already have a ring that fits that finger perfectly, measure the inside diameter by placing a ruler along the center line of the ring. This method is only valid if the ring retains its perfectly circular shape. It will not work for rings that are misshapen from wear. Compare the inside diameter of your ring with the exact measurements for each of our sizes.

This is the chart that determines your ring size: