Ring Size Guide

All my ring sizes are in US size (I’m Australian but tools typically come in US size!)

Unsure on your size? Let’s find out.

The most accurate way to determine your ring size is to visit your local jeweller and have your finger professionally measured. This ensures a precise fit and gives you confidence when investing in a piece designed to last a lifetime.

If you’re unable to visit a jeweller, you can measure your size at home using one of the methods below.

Method 1: Measure a ring you already own

If you have a ring that fits the intended finger perfectly:

Place the ring on a flat surface.
Using a ruler (preferably millimetres), measure the inside diameter of the ring from one inner edge straight across the centre to the other inner edge.
Compare your measurement to the diameter column in the size chart below.

Method 2: Measure your finger

If you don’t have a ring to measure:

Cut a thin strip of paper of use a piece of string.
Wrap it comfortable around the base of your finger (not too tight, it should feel like a snug ring).
Mark where the end meets.
Lay it flat and measure the length in millimetres.
Compare your measurement to the circumference column in the size chart below.

Ring Size Conversion Chart

Tips:

Consider band width. Wider rings tend to fit more snugly than thin bands. If you’re choosing a thicker design, sizing up half a size may feel more comfortable.
Allow enough room to accommodate your knuckle.
Your fingers naturally fluctuate in size during the day due to temperature, hydration and activity. Measuring in the evening gives the most accurate test. Measure your finger at the end of the day when your finger is likely to be largest.
If you are in between sizes, we suggest sizing up to allow for some room. Alternatively I can customise the ring size to fit perfectly, just contact me!
Measure more than once, just to be safe!

If you’re unsure, feel free to reach out before placing your order. I’m always happy to guide you towards the perfect fit.