Because of different national standards in ring sizing, we have used their diameter in mm as our standard, which is then converted to Australian/UK and US sizes. 

For all other ring sizing standards, refer to the International Ring Sizing Chart.
 
We have rings in our stores in most sizes so there is plenty for everyone to choose from. Because so much of what we make is unique, it is unlikely we will have an identical piece in the exact size you require.

We cannot size rings to order. Sizing is your responsibility after you purchase.

There are several ways to determine your ring size;

• The best and most accurate way is to have your finger professionally measured with a ring sizer or by finding a ring in the same size as the one you are considering purchasing.
• You can also get a piece of paper, ribbon, thick string, or a loop cut out of a plastic drinks bottle, and tighten it around your finger until you are happy with the fit. Be careful to allow for your knuckle and make sure you can take it off comfortably but not too easily. Thick banded rings usually need more size that thin banded ones although this is a very marginal difference. Mark the exact point that the two sides overlap and compare the measurement to the circumference column on the International Ring Sizing Chart.