Should I use string or paper around my finger?
It can provide a rough estimate, but flexible materials stretch and measuring tension varies. An existing well-fitting ring or professional sizing is more reliable.
A ring should feel secure without being difficult to remove. Use these steps as a starting point and choose professional sizing for an important made-to-order piece.
Choose a ring that fits the intended finger. Measure the internal diameter straight across the widest point in millimetres—do not include the metal—and compare it with a reputable Australian ring-size chart. Even a small measuring error can change the result, so repeat the measurement.
Finger sizes can differ between hands. Measure the exact finger and hand on which the new ring will be worn.
Temperature, time of day, exercise and fluid retention can change finger size. Check at different times in comfortable conditions.
Wider bands can feel tighter than fine bands. The profile, setting and how rings stack can also change the preferred fit.
Visit a reputable local jeweller for sizing with professional gauges, especially for an engagement ring, a wide band or a design that may be difficult to resize. Regional size conversions are approximate, so send us the original measurement system whenever possible.
It can provide a rough estimate, but flexible materials stretch and measuring tension varies. An existing well-fitting ring or professional sizing is more reliable.
The best choice depends on the design, band width and your finger. Contact us with the measurements rather than guessing.
No. Setting style, metal, construction and stone placement can limit resizing. Confirm size before production begins.
Send us the intended design, finger and any professional measurement before ordering.
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