Ensuring the perfect fit for your ring is essential for both comfort and style. Whether you’re shopping for an engagement ring, wedding band, or a meaningful gift, getting the right size ensures your jewelry fits flawlessly and feels great every day.

What Happens If I Need Ring Resizing?

1. Contact Us
Submit a ring resize request form. A team member will follow up to schedule an appointment with our jeweler.

2. Ring Handover
If you're local, bring your ring in for your scheduled appointment. The resizing process typically takes about an hour.
If you're not local, you can ship your ring to us in advance. You may use your own courier or purchase a shipping label through our store.

3. Resizing Process
Once we receive your ring, we’ll resize it during your scheduled appointment—usually within the hour.

4. Collection or Delivery
Pick up your resized ring in-store, or we’ll ship it back to you safely and securely.

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Which Method Is Best for Finding My Ring Size?

Professional Sizing at a Jeweler

• Pros: Highly accurate, uses specialized tools, expert help

• Cons: Requires an in-person visit

Using a Ring Sizing Tool

• Pros: Convenient, fairly accurate

• Cons: Requires access to a sizing tool

String or Paper Method (DIY)

• Pros: Can be done at home with minimal tools

• Cons: Requires careful measuring; less precise than professional methods

Trial and Error In-Store

• Pros: Immediate feedback by trying on rings

• Cons: Limited to in-stock sizes; may not offer perfect in-between options

Resizing After Purchase
If the fit isn’t perfect, resizing is available—though not all rings can be resized (see below).

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Average Ring Sizes

• Women: US Size 6 – 6.5 (inner circumference ~16.5–17.0 mm)

• Men: US Size 9 – 10 (inner circumference ~19.0–19.8 mm)

These are general averages. For accuracy, measure the exact finger the ring will be worn on.

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General Ring Sizing Tips

• Ensure the ring fits snugly enough to stay on, but loose enough to slide over your knuckle comfortably.

• If your knuckle is significantly larger than the base of your finger, measure both and choose a size in between.

• Measure at the end of the day when fingers are warm—finger size fluctuates throughout the day.

• Fingers on your dominant hand may be slightly larger.

• For best results, measure your finger 3–4 times, using different methods or times of day.

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What If I Order the Wrong Size?

We offer one complimentary resizing within the first year of purchase for both made-to-order and ready-to-ship rings.
If you're past the one-year mark or have already resized your ring once, we're still happy to help. Bring it in, and we'll assess the resizing cost and options.

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Rings That Cannot Be Resized

Some ring styles and materials cannot be resized due to their structure or composition. These include:

• Eternity Bands: Full-band gemstone settings can’t be altered without disrupting symmetry

• Invisible Settings: Tight stone layouts leave no room for expansion or compression

• Tension Set Rings: Held by pressure; resizing compromises the integrity

• Inlay Rings: Designs with wood, ceramic, or stone inlays can’t be resized

• Tungsten, Titanium, Ceramic Rings: These materials are too hard or brittle to alter

If resizing might be needed in the future, consider choosing a design that allows for size adjustments.

Ring Sizing Chart (US)