we send the right sizing kit
Tell us the ring and the exact finger and hand. We choose a standard or wider rigid gauge to better reflect how your finished ring will fit.
See the processFiner sizing guide
a precise fit starts with trying a real ring size.
For remote ring sizing, our preferred method is a rigid physical Finer Fit Kit. It lets you try actual sizing rings at home rather than relying on string, paper or a printable chart. Your Fit Kit is sent the same business day.
How it worksThe Finer Fit Kit
Tell us the ring and the exact finger and hand. We choose a standard or wider rigid gauge to better reflect how your finished ring will fit.
See the processTry the closest three sizing rings on the intended finger. Check the preferred size more than once during the day rather than choosing from a single try-on.
How fit should feelOnce you confirm the best fit, we use the corresponding internal diameter in millimetres as the production reference instead of relying on regional size conversions.
Ask for a Fit KitStep 01
Rigid sizing rings give you a much closer representation of how a finished ring feels than flexible measuring methods.
Confirm the exact finger and hand on which you plan to wear the ring.
We select a standard gauge for slimmer rings or a wider gauge for wider bands and signet-style rings.
Try the three closest sizes rather than testing only one.
Keep the size that passes the knuckle with slight resistance and sits comfortably at the base of the finger.
Step 02
Your finger can change slightly through the day, so we want a comfortable, repeatable fit rather than the smallest size you can put on.
Test your preferred size at least twice on the same day, ideally once in the afternoon and again in the evening.
Test at a normal room temperature, not immediately after exercise or unusually hot or cold conditions.
The ring should need a small pull or twist to remove, without excessive force or significant pressure at the base.
If two sizes both seem possible, tell us both sizes and how each one feels. Do not force the smaller size.
Reference only
Letter-based ring sizing is useful as a reference, but we do not recommend choosing your final size from a chart alone. For Finer production, the confirmed internal diameter in millimetres is the source of truth.
| Ring size | Inside diameter |
|---|---|
| A | 12.0 mm |
| B | 12.4 mm |
| C | 12.9 mm |
| D | 13.3 mm |
| E | 13.7 mm |
| F | 14.1 mm |
| G | 14.5 mm |
| H | 14.9 mm |
| I | 15.3 mm |
| J | 15.5 mm |
| K | 15.9 mm |
| L | 16.3 mm |
| M | 16.7 mm |
| N | 17.1 mm |
| O | 17.5 mm |
| P | 17.9 mm |
| Q | 18.3 mm |
| R | 18.7 mm |
| S | 19.2 mm |
| T | 19.5 mm |
| U | 20.0 mm |
| V | 20.4 mm |
| W | 20.8 mm |
| X | 21.2 mm |
| Y | 21.6 mm |
| Z | 21.8 mm |
Before you confirm
Finger sizes can differ between hands and between neighbouring fingers. Always test where the finished ring will actually be worn.
Test the preferred size more than once at a normal temperature so temporary swelling or cold fingers do not determine the result.
A wider band generally feels tighter than a slim ring. For wider designs, we use a wider sizing gauge rather than applying a generic size adjustment.
The ring should pass over the knuckle with slight resistance, then sit securely and comfortably at the base of the finger.
Already have a ring that fits?
If you have a ring that fits the exact same finger well, you can measure its inside diameter from inside edge to inside edge. This can be useful for surprise purchases or as a cross-check against the Fit Kit.
We do not recommend string, paper strips or printable charts as the primary method for a made-to-order ring because tension and measuring technique can change the result.
For higher-risk designs
Very wide bands, full or near-full eternity rings, difficult-to-resize designs, unusual knuckle proportions or an unresolved in-between size may need an extra step. In these cases, we can recommend a simple physical fit sample that reproduces the intended internal diameter, approximate width and inside profile before the final ring enters production.
Common questions
A rigid sizing ring lets you judge both measurement and feel. Flexible string or paper can be pulled tighter or looser and does not reproduce how a solid ring passes over the knuckle and sits on the finger.
Tell us both sizes and how each one feels. We will consider the finished band width, inside profile and knuckle fit rather than automatically choosing the smaller or larger size. A Fit Sample may be recommended for higher-risk designs.
Yes. A wider band usually feels tighter because more surface area contacts the finger. Where appropriate, we use a wider sizing gauge so you can judge the fit more realistically.
Rather than relying on one time, test your preferred sizing ring at least twice on the same day, ideally in the afternoon and evening, while your hands are at a normal comfortable temperature.
Yes, as a secondary check, provided it fits the same finger and hand well. Measure the inside diameter only, from inside edge to inside edge.
No. Resizing depends on the design, metal, stone setting and amount of adjustment required. Full eternity, highly detailed and structurally complex rings can be particularly restrictive, so accurate sizing before production matters.
Need a Fit Kit?
Tell us which ring you are considering and where you are located. Your Fit Kit is sent the same business day. We will also select the appropriate gauge for the ring you are ordering.
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