SIZING

To determine your ring size, there are several options available, listed from most preferred to least preferred. The best method is to visit a local jeweller who can professionally measure your finger and provide an accurate ring size. If visiting a jeweller isn't possible, the next best option is to measure a ring that already fits the desired finger. Lay the ring flat and use a ruler to measure its inner diameter, which is the length in millimetres from one side of the band to the other at its widest point.

If neither of these options works, you can measure your finger as a last resort. For this, ideally use a flexible ruler or tape measure, wrapping it around your finger to take the measurement. If you don’t have a flexible ruler, you can use a piece of cardboard, cable tie, plastic, or wire, wrapping it around the finger where you’ll wear the ring, marking where it meets, and then laying it flat next to a ruler to find your finger's circumference in millimetres. This method has a higher risk of inaccuracy since the material used may stretch or differ in thickness. Once you have the measurement, you can convert it to your international ring size or find the closest matching size in millimetres using a conversion chart.