Ring Sizing

Free with every ring. Here is how it works.

Sizing is free with every ring we make. Always. You never pay to find out your size before we build it.

How it works

Order your ring and choose Send me a free sizer.
Tell us your hand size — Small, Medium or Large.
We post that whole set. Free, and nothing to send back.
Wear them for a day, then tell us which one fits.
We build your ring in that size.

What each set covers

Small — sizes 4 to 7.5
Medium — sizes 8 to 11.5
Large — sizes 12 to 15

Every size in the band, half a size apart. You do not need to know a number to pick one — that is the point of asking about the hand instead.

Size in the width you are buying

Most of our bands come in 4mm, 6mm and 8mm. The same size number is not the same ring at each width — a wider band covers more of your finger, and both the fit and the feel change with it. A 9 in 4mm and a 9 in 8mm do not wear the same way.

So we ship sizers in those same widths. Whichever width you are buying, that is the width we send, and the feel on your finger is as close to the finished ring as we can get it.

If you are deciding between widths, size in the one you actually intend to wear.

Why we do it this way

Our bands run wider than most rings and use a comfort fit interior, so a size taken at a jeweler or from a ring you already own gets you close, but not exact. The only way to be certain is to try the real profile on the real finger, which is why the sizers go out before anything is built rather than after something is wrong.

If your finished ring still does not fit properly after using our ring sizers, we will remake it for free.

Already know your size?

Choose I know my size on the product page and we start building straight away. If you would rather confirm it first, the free sizer route is always there.

Our rings are made in fixed sizes and cannot be resized. If a size you chose yourself misses, we can still exchange it within 30 days of delivery, for a $50 exchange fee plus shipping.

Measuring it yourself

If you want a number before you order, any of these will get you close enough:

Measure a ring that already fits that finger. Any jeweler will read it in a minute, or measure straight across the inside in millimeters.
Wrap a strip of paper around the base of the finger, mark where it overlaps, and measure that length in millimeters.
Most jewelers will size you for free, no appointment needed.
Measure at the end of the day. Fingers are at their smallest in the morning and in the cold.

Turning millimeters into a hand size

Across the inside	Around the finger	Hand size
14.9 – 17.7 mm	46.8 – 55.7 mm	Small (4–7.5)
18.1 – 21.0 mm	57.0 – 65.9 mm	Medium (8–11.5)
21.4 – 23.8 mm	67.2 – 74.8 mm	Large (12–15)

Landing between two rows? Take the larger set. The ranges meet without overlapping, so the nearest size sits at its lower edge.

Want to know your size before you order a ring?

Sizers are free when you order a ring, so most people never need this. If you are sizing a surprise, or you simply want to know where you stand before you commit, you can buy a set on its own.

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