MEASURING YOUR FINGER
Measure the circumference of your chosen finger by wrapping a piece of string, thin paper strip or similar around your finger and making a mark where it joins. Measure that distance and refer to the size chart using the circumference column to find your size.
It is important to take the time to do this accurately (not too tight or too loose, but snug and comfortable around finger). You may want to have someone else to help you.
If the measurement of your circumference falls between two sizes, it is advised to choose the larger size.
MEASURING AN EXISTING RING
Please note every finger is a different size - even the same finger can vary in size between your left and right hand. As such it's important that you measure a ring that already fits the exact finger you are purchasing for.
Measure the inside diameter of an existing ring with a ruler and refer to the size chart using the diameter column to find your size. It is very important that you take your time, that you are measuring the inside edges of the ring that contact the finger and that the ruler is held directly across the center of the ring at its widest point.
If the measurement of the diameter falls between two sizes, it is advised to choose the larger size.
VISITING A JEWELLER
A local jeweller or jewellery shop should be able to measure your finger and advise you of your ring size in UK Sizing. Your size should be a letter.
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IMORTANT
When stacking rings please be aware that the size of you finger increases towards your knuckle.
Temperature can affect the size of your finger. Please do not measure your fingers when your hands are cold. The best time to measure your finger is at the end of the day when your fingers are at their largest.
Please be aware of the width of the band. A wider band (for instance the Lips Ring) will feel tighter than a thin band because it has more contact with the finger. You may want to go up a size if you're used to wearing a very fine band.