Ring Sizing

Whenever possible I like to size your ring in person. However, where this isn’t possible there are a few other options:

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I have rings sizers (like the ones pictured above) that are available for my commission, remodel and bridal clients. These are posted out to you with an information sheet on measuring your ring size, and a simple form to fill in and return to me. Please contact me to arrange this for you.

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Print out the sheet below and follow the instructions as carefully as you can. There is 1mm difference between a whole ring size so you must be as accurate as possible when doing this. This is a good method for stacking rings.

Ring sizer print sheet (uploaded soon)

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Other options:

• You can post your ring to me to measure. This is a good idea if you know it is a perfect fit, or if you’re buying for someone else and you have a ring of theirs.

• Get your fingers measured by a jeweller. I use the Wheatsheaf sizing and will cater for half sizes. Please state this to the jeweller sizing the finger. If only American or other sizing is available I can convert the size.

Other things to bear in mind:

Wider rings will need to be about a size bigger than your original size.

If your hands are hot or cold there may also be a half size difference from the original size.

If you are measuring a ring from the dominant hand to size the non-dominant hand it will also be about a size bigger.

I’ve also written a blog post which goes a little more into detail about ring sizing which you can read here