Ring Resizer
Using our ring sizer, printable size chart, and comprehensive instructions, we've made it easy for you to measure your ring size from the comfort of your home.
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Ring Size Chart
What’s the Best Fit for a Ring?
A ring that fits well should slip over your knuckle easily and feel secure on your finger without being too tight. You should feel a little resistance when putting it on or taking it off, but it shouldn’t require much effort.
How to Handle Being Between Ring Sizes
If you're between ring sizes, it’s better to go a size up instead of down. Finger size can change throughout the day, and a ring that’s too tight might be difficult and uncomfortable to slide over the knuckle. You can easily make a ring that’s slightly loose feel snugger at home, but resizing it to be bigger needs a professional. If a half size isn’t quite right, Contact us know we can create a quarter size to ensure the perfect fit.
Ring Size Tips
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Your dominant hand is usually a bit larger, so measure the hand where you’ll wear the ring.
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Keep the ring design in mind: wider bands fit more snugly, so consider going up at least half a size for thicker bands (over 4mm) and down for very thin ones (under 1.3mm). Remember, ring sizes are typically measured in millimeters (mm), not inches.
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Make sure your body temperature is normal since fingers can shrink when cold and swell when hot.
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Fingers can change size during the day due to hydration and food intake, so it’s best to measure in the afternoon or evening.
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If your knuckle is prominent, measure both the knuckle and the base of your finger. Choose a size between those two measurements, as the ring should slide over the knuckle but fit comfortably without being too loose or tight.
Which Types of Rings Can’t Be Resized?
Some rings, such as eternity bands, open bands, and those made from alternative metals like tungsten or titanium, can’t be resized due to their design or material. Eternity bands, for instance, have gemstones around the band, making resizing difficult without damaging the structure. For these styles, choosing the correct size initially is essential for a comfortable fit.
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What are permanent bracelets?Permanent bracelets are bracelets designed to be worn permanently. They are made by custom fitting a chain to the wearer's wrist then welding it shut. With proper care they can last for years.
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Can I remove a permanent bracelet?While permanent bracelets are designed to be worn permanently they can easily be removed by simply cutting them off with a pair of wire cutters. Should you choose to have your bracelet reattached after removal we charge a $15 reattachment fee.
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Do permanent bracelets hurt?Not at all! During the process your skin is protected. You'll feel nothing and just see a quick flash of light.
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How much does a permanent bracelet cost?We offer sterling silver, gold filled, and solid 14K gold chains. Prices range from $50-$250.
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Is there an age requirement?Anyone under 18 years old will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The welding process does require you to be still so it may not be best suited for those under 5 years old.
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What should I consider before getting a permanent bracelet?Before getting a permanent bracelet you should consider if it is the right fit for you. If you have a job or a hobby where jewelry is required to be removed you should consider getting a removable bracelet instead. If you want the welded jewelry experience we can add a clasp to your bracelet in order to make it removable.
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What are the benefits of wearing a permanent bracelet?You don't have to worry about putting it on! It will be the easiest jewelry accessory you've ever owned! Some choose to wear permanent bracelets to commemorate a special occasion or event, while others wear it for its aesthetic appeal or as a symbol of their personal style.
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How do I care for a permanent bracelet?To care for your permanent bracelet you should keep it clean and free from dirt and debris. If your bracelet is dirty wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth.
