Ring size can be tricky, since finger size can change depending on a variety of factors – like the season, weather, time of day, diet, medication, etc. Then the width and shape of the ring can also affect the ring fit. This is why it’s common for a wedding or engagement ring to be re-sized at least once to get the fit dialed in for that particular ring. 

We offer one free re-sizing per ring, on band rings without stones, up to 1/2 size (larger or smaller), within 90 days of receiving the ring. You are only responsible for shipping both ways. Beyond that, rings can be re-sized for a fee, or you can take it to a jewelry repair shop to have it re-sized locally. Be sure to contact us first before sending a ring back to be re-sized. 

When getting sized, it’s always best to get sized by professionals using metal ring sizers before ordering a ring.  We recommend getting sized several times, by different people, on different days before ordering a ring. That way, you can come up with a sort of average. 

We do not recommend using printable ring size charts, as they are very inaccurate. Mostly because a piece of paper or string conforms to the shape of your finger (which isn’t round) in a way that a metal ring will not. Also, if you wrap a string around your finger, then measure it, you are likely to stretch it differently when wrapping it around your finger, or when measuring it on a ruler. And even a fraction of a millimeter off will make for a ring that is too big or too small.