How to Choose Your Perfect Ring Size

Rings are one of those jewelry pieces that don’t leave much room for error in sizing. A half size too small or a half size too big can be the difference between a ring that won't go over your knuckle versus a ring that is too loose.

Below, you’ll find our best tips & tools that will help you find the correct ring size for every one of your fingers. We want your ring to arrive a "perfect fit"!

How to Find Your Ring Size/s

When determining your ring size/s you have a few options. If you have the time, we definitely recommend our first option below. It's going to give you the most accurate and reliable results. If you are short on time or just don't want to leave the house (and who wants to put on pants? not us that's who!) we've got you covered!

FIND A LOCAL JEWELER (most accurate & reliable)

• Like we said, this option is the most accurate because jewelers in the United States use the same standard sizes. Don't worry if you’re out of the US, your local jeweler should have a sizing conversion chart to standard US ring sizing.
• PRO-TIP: Any jeweler including jewelry stores at the mall will size your fingers for you, free! 

USE A PLASTIC RING SIZER (most accurate at home method)

• We've got plastic ring sizers here, which you can reuse or better yet, pass it on to a friend. Don't let your bestie live a life without knowing their ring size!
• PRO-TIP: Be sure to read the instructions, it makes a big difference.

Use Our Printable "Ring Sizer Tool" (fairly good results - see below)

• Print out our printable ring sizer tool here.
• Print it out and double-check the ruler on the printout against a physical ruler. If it doesn't match, be sure your printer is set to print at 100%.

There are 2 methods for finding your ring size with this sheet.

• 1: Cut the paper ring slider out of the sheet, use for measurement.
• 2: Take a ring you know fits well and match it to the ring size circles on the sheet. For the most accurate sizing with this method, the inner edge of the circle on the paper should be just visible inside your ring (not hidden directly beneath the metal).

Printable's and Accuracy: Simply put, the paper method has more room for error because paper templates can be subject to misprinting, slipping, crumpling, and misreading, but if you are careful, they should give you a fairly good idea of your size/s. 

There are a variety of ring sizers, ring size charts and other tools to measure your ring size at home. Purchasing a ring sizer online is convenient and accurate will only set you back a few dollars. We sell them for $1.00 here. If you end up buying a ring from us, we credit back the entire purchase price of your sizer including shipping.

You can also use our printable ring sizer. 

Printable ring sizer:

This ring size method is based on the inside diameter measurement of a ring that fits the fourth finger of the left hand.

1. Print the the ring size chart. To make sure it's printed to actual size, choose "Scale 100" when selecting your print options. 
2. Place the ring over the circles, lining up the inside edges of the ring to the circle that best matches on the ring size chart. If the ring is in between two sizes, choose the larger ring size.

Printable paper strip sizer:

This ring size method uses a tape measure approach with specific ring metrics.

1. Print the ring sizer, making sure that it is printed to actual size.
2. Cut out the ring sizer and open the slot where marked.
3. With the numbers facing out, slip the tip of the ring sizer through the slot.
4. Place the sizer on your ring finger and carefully pull taut to read the finger size.

While the printable ring size methods is fast, convenient and free, there may be accuracy discrepancies due to things such as printer settings.