Ring Sizers - Ring measurements Size us3 (14.0mm) - us15 (23.9mm)

Test rings.
Buy trial rings at home and try out your ring size in peace and quiet at several different times, (both morning & evening) so that your order fits as well as possible and gives you a lot of joy for many years to come.

Remember that the fingers are bigger in the morning and smaller in the evening.
Size also varies depending on temperature.
If the trial ring is a little loose, it is usually better to choose a size smaller.
With this in mind, you should try on several different occasions and times.
Also keep in mind that the trial rings may feel sluggish over the knuckle.
The important thing is that the ring fits well on the finger and not that it is easy to pull over the knuckle.
In this case, there is a risk that the ring will be too large.
If the ring is cupped/cupped inside, the ring will feel slightly larger.
If you have planned to wear several rings on the same finger, you probably need one
size bigger as it gets tighter the wider the rings.
The same applies if you want a wider ring. It gets tighter the wider the ring.
This means that if you want a wide ring, you may need to go up a size.

(Note: The trial rings have been adjusted since 1 October 2016. If you have older trial rings, you should buy new ones as some of the sizes have been adjusted.)

There is no right of return on trial rings as they are considered used after delivery.
Also consider ordering without engraving if you are unsure of your size, as there is no right of return or exchange on jewelery with engraving.
If you want engraving, you can buy this afterwards when you have tried out the correct size.

No deposit fees or jobs with returns!