Lightweight and easy to wear. Thin bands sit close to the finger with a barely-there feel. They’re comfortable for everyday wear and ideal for stacking, with a little natural movement when worn together.

Thicker bands take up more space on the finger, which we account for in the design, so they still feel comfortable. Stick with your usual size—but note that stacked rings will fit and feel different than a single thin band.

Flexible by design. Chain bands move with your finger for an easy, relaxed feel. They should sit comfortably without feeling tight, offering a bit more give than a solid band.

When should I measure my ring size?

Measure at the end of the day, when your fingers are naturally a little fuller. Make sure your hands are warm—cold can shrink fingers by up to half a size. Alcohol, salt, and hormonal changes can also cause temporary swelling, so try not to measure after cocktails or salty snacks.

Are all of my fingers the same ring size?

Finger sizing varies—even for the same finger on different hands. For the best fit, measure each individually.

What if I’m between sizes?

We don’t offer half sizes, so we recommend sizing up. A little extra room is always more comfortable.

Getting the right fit is easier than it sounds. All you need is an existing ring or a strip of paper and a ruler.

We’ll help you translate your measurement into the size that feels just right.

Measure an Existing Ring

Step 1

First, choose a ring from your collection that fits your finger well.

Step 2

Measure straight across the inside of your ring using measuring tape (in millimeters).

Step 3

Then, match your measurement to the chart below.

How to step by step

Step 1

Grab measuring tape or a piece of string.

Step 2

Find your wrist bone (the base of your hand between your forearm and palm).

Step 3

Wrap the measuring tape around your wrist bone.

Step 4

Keep your palm open and facing up will make measuring easier.

Step 5

This is your wrist measurement.

Step 6

Don’t have measuring tape? Follow the same steps with a piece of string.

Step 7

Indicate where the ends meet with a pen or marker.

Step 8

Lay the string flat next to a ruler, and measure to where you’ve made your mark.

Use the size chart to determine your ring size

Internal Diameter (mm)	US/CAN	UK/AUS	German
14.1 mm	3	F	14
14.5 mm	3.5	G	14.5
14.9 mm	4	H 1/2	15
15.3 mm	4.5	I 1/2	15.25
15.7 mm	5	J 1/2	15 3/4
16.1 mm	5.5	K 1/2	16
16.5 mm	6	L 1/2	16 1/2
16.9 mm	6.5	M 1/2	16.75
17.3mm	7	O	17 1/4
17.7 mm	7.5	P	17.75
18.1 mm	8	Q	18
18.5 mm	8.5	R	18.5
19 mm	9	S	19
19.4 mm	9.5	T	19.5
19.8 mm	10	U	19 3/4
20.2 mm	10.5	V	20.25
20.6 mm	11	W	20 1/2
21.0 mm	11.5	X	21
21.4 mm	12	Y	21 1/2
21.8 mm	12.5	Z	22
22.2 mm	13	Z 1	22.25

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

Finding your ring fit? Rings are designed to feel comfortable from the start, with subtle differences across styles. Here’s what to expect from each fit.