Every size, made for you

1. Use my ring sizer. It's $2, it comes in the post, and it's the most reliable way to measure at home. Get one here.
2. Visit a local jeweller. Most are happy to size you. Ask for your size in Australian letters (they're the same as UK sizes).
3. Measure a ring you already wear. Measure straight across the inside of a ring that fits the same finger, to the nearest half millimetre, and match it to the chart below. Treat this one as a guide only, as a single millimetre can change your size.

• Measure at the end of the day, when your hands are warm. Fingers shrink in the cold and swell in the heat.
• Check it slides over your knuckle. If your knuckle is bigger than the base of your finger, size for the knuckle.
• Wide bands fit tighter. For chunky signets and wide bands, go up half to a full size, and slide the sizer down to where the ring will actually sit.
• Hands are rarely a matching pair. Measure the exact finger, on the exact hand, you'll wear it on.
• Somewhere in between? Tell me. Half sizes are no problem when it's made for you.

Australia and the UK use letters, the US uses numbers. Measurements are for the inside of the ring.

Your first resize is free within 30 days of delivery. You cover postage to me, I cover the rest. After that, resizing is quoted.

Most rings can move a size or two. Some designs, like full eternity bands or rings patterned all the way around, can only move a little or not at all, so it's worth getting your size right before I start. Buying a ring as a surprise? Email me and we'll make a plan.