If you wish to order a band that's 6 mm wide or more, choose a size larger than you ordinarily would.

The larger the band, the tighter your ring will feel.

Measure your finger in average temperatures, preferably at the end of the day when your fingers are at their largest. Your fingers will be at least half a size smaller when your hand is too cold or half a size bigger when too hot. Temperature can cause innacurate readings of your ring size.The average ring size varies between L1/2-N for women and S-T1/2 for men. If you are planning a surprise and are not sure about the size, order an estimated ring size and simply send it back to us for resizing within the first 60 days after receipt. We understand that it can be difficult to select the right ring size online, especially if you are giving the ring as a surprise gift. Please also remember that the right and left hands are different - the ring size may not be the same on both. If you wish to surprise someone with a ring, try to ask their friend or family member about the size or quietly borrow his/her ring to bring to a jewler for sizing. It is always good to measure your finger multiple times during the day. If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, measure both your knuckle and the base of your finger and select a size between the two. If you're vacillating between two sizes, always choose the larger one.

The evening is the best time to measure your finger size. Because of cooler weather in the morning, your fingers are actually slimmer at the start of the day, and expand a little as it warms up. The time of day and weather also affect measurement. It needs to be tight enough not to fall off, but loose enough to be comfortable and slide over your knuckle. The right ring size is essential to making your moment special.

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