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Dear lore seeker, here is how to find your ring size at home

We always recommend using a professional ring sizer or having your ring size measured by your local jeweler, but you can follow these steps to find out your ring size at home. Please note, that this may not always be 100% accurate.

If you have any questions regarding your ring size, do not hesitate to reach out to us. We typically reply to emails within 48-hours.

Step 3

Compare your size to the chart. If your size falls between two numbers, you may be a half size in between. As always, if you can’t find your ring size for the ring you want, please email us! We would love to make a custom for you.

Bonus Step
Step 1

Use a string or a small slip of paper and wrap it around your desired finger. You want the string to fit snugly and not come over your knuckle freely.

Step 2

Cut the string or draw a line on the paper and measure in millimeters.

If you already have a ring that fits well and would like another in the same size, you can measure the internal diameter and compare it to the ring size chart.

Please keep in mind that the larger the ring shank, the larger your ring size should be. For example, if you are purchasing a ring with a thick ring band and you are typically a size 7, you could potentially wear a size 8 in a thick ring band.

If you have any questions regarding your ring size, do not hesitate to contact us. We would love to help; we reply to emails within 48-hours.

find your ring size ring size chart in mm
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