Ring Sizing

Determining the correct ring size is a crucial step when planning to buy an engagement ring. An ill-fitting ring can cause discomfort and risk of loss. Here are some methods and tips to determine the ring size accurately:

1. Professional Sizing

If possible, the most reliable method is to visit a jeweler for professional sizing. They'll have the tools and expertise to ensure a perfect fit. This is typically a free service.

2. Use a Ring Sizer

A ring sizer is a tool that can provide an accurate measurement of the finger. Many jewelers offer this tool, and it's easy to use. Simply slide it onto the finger like a ring until it fits comfortably.

3. Ask for Help

If you're planning a surprise proposal, ask family or friends if they know your partner's ring size. Or, you could playfully try on each other's rings in a nonchalant manner to find a similar size.

4. Use a Printable Ring Sizer

If you can't get to a jeweler, you can print a ring sizer from a reliable online source. These are strips of paper that you cut out and wrap around the finger to find the size. Follow the instructions carefully to ensure accuracy.

5. Choose an Adjustable Ring

Choose an engagement ring, which can be resized after the proposal. This can be a good option if you're unsure about the size. We recommend a high polish solitaire. The advantage of this type of design is its versatility and ease of resizing. The absence of additional stones on the band makes it possible to adjust the size of the ring across a large range without risk of damaging any accent stones or altering the overall design. This can be especially beneficial if you're unsure of your partner's exact ring size, as adjustments can be made after the proposal.

Things to Remember:

The size of a person’s fingers can change throughout the day due to weather, diet, activity, and more. Try to measure the finger at a few different points in the day for the most accurate size.
The ring should fit snugly on the finger but still slide on and off relatively easily. If it's too tight, it could cut off circulation, but if it's too loose, it could slide off and get lost.
If in doubt, it's often better to err on the larger side. A ring that's too small may not go past the knuckle during the proposal, which can interrupt a moment that's ideally smooth and romantic. Having a ring that's a bit too large is generally less problematic. It will still be able to slide onto the finger during the proposal, and you can then have it resized for a perfect fit afterwards.

How to get your ring resized:

1. Contact Us:

Reach out to us by email or text to inform us that you need your ring resized. A member of our team will then get in touch with you to schedule an appointment with our jeweler.

2. Ring Handover:

If you're local, you can simply bring your ring in for your appointment. The resizing process usually takes about an hour. If you're not local, you'll need to ship your ring to us in advance of your appointment. You can choose to use your own courier service or purchase a shipping label through our store.

3. Resizing Process:

Once we have your ring, we'll resize it during your scheduled appointment, a process that typically takes about an hour.

4. Collection or Delivery:

After we've resized your ring, you can either pick it up from our store or we can ship it back to you.

Important Information About Shipping Costs

The client is responsible for all shipping costs. This includes the cost of shipping the ring to our store and, if necessary, the return shipping costs.

Here are some helpful links:

Purchase a round-trip shipping label for shipping to and from our store.
Purchase a one-way shipping label if you plan to ship your ring to us and then pick it up in-store after the resizing.

Please note that international clients are responsible for all shipping charges, as well as any customs and duties fees that may apply.