Ring Sizing

Ring Size Guide

If you're unable to visit my studio or a local jeweller, you can use one of the plastic sizers or get in touch and I can post you a full set. I simply ask that they're returned afterwards — I'll include a stamped envelope for free return postage.

The plastic sizers are a useful guide, but they won't be as accurate as being professionally sized in person. Whenever possible, I'd always recommend being sized by me or another local jeweller.

To use the plastic ring sizer, form a loop by threading the end through the buckle (like a belt). Slip it onto your finger and adjust until it feels comfortable — it should slide over your knuckle with a little resistance. The size can then be read where the arrow points.

General Sizing Advice

• Our fingers naturally change size throughout the day depending on temperature, time of day and even hydration, so it's worth checking your size at different times to find the most comfortable fit.

• Wider rings often require a slightly larger size than narrow bands.

• Top-heavy rings generally benefit from a slightly snugger fit to help prevent them from spinning.

• Your ring should feel comfortable: snug enough that it doesn't slide off easily, but loose enough to remove over your knuckle with a little resistance.

• If your knuckles are significantly larger than the base of your finger, your ring may feel slightly looser once it's on. This is completely normal, as it needs to pass comfortably over your knuckle.

• If you're buying a ring as a surprise, you can take one that's already worn on the correct finger to a local jeweller, who should be able to determine its size.

• If you're unsure, don't worry—we can always discuss the best approach depending on the design you're choosing.