Ring Sizing Information

In determining your ring size we offer some helpful information. It is best to have your finger measured by a trained jeweler using the proper tools of the trade. You can do this by trying on sizing rings for the correct fit or by measuring an existing ring on a ring mandrel to determine it's size. We do not recommend using the on-line template charts that you print out and set your ring onto or cut out to wrap around your finger. They should only be used in instances where you absolutely can not obtain a professional measurement and at best you will get a close fit. If your not sure of the ring size needed it is best to purchase in the stock size and have resized locally. That way you are not having to pay for resizing. Where we are not able to physically measure your ring to fit we will only guaranty the size to be as ordered, we can not guaranty the ring to fit. Resizing will require additional sizing fees and exchanging for the correct ring size can only be done at our discretion on the more popular designs.

Ring Size Conversion Chart 

This chart is for International customers to figure out what their size would be by the United States standards. There also is an inside diameter measurement in both inches and millimeters to figure out your ring size. Please note that measuring with a ruler is not the correct tool to use but will give you a good idea of the ring's size.

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Milimeter to inches conversion chart - Refer to this chart when the measurements are noted in milimeters. Smaller items are usually measured in milimeters as it is a more accurate measurement.