Choosing the right ring size

Our instructions for knowing your finger size:

Have you just found the perfect ring online? Problem, you don't know the size of your fingers.

As with shoe sizes, you must calculate the size of the ring to avoid choosing jewelry that is too small or too large.
To guide you in this calculation, we offer several solutions.

Whether it's an engagement ring, a ring second-hand or a new piece of jewelry that you want to give to a loved one or to yourself, it is important to understand how to choose the size of the ring.

Be aware that your ideal ring will not fit every finger. Every hand is different and your left and right ring fingers are not necessarily the same. It will therefore be wise to take the size of each finger.

Use a paper ring sizer to find out its Ring size :

If you want to know your Ring size, it is possible to use a paper ring sizer like this one.

You can print it and then find your Ring size. In fact, each number corresponds to the ring diameter. Choose the one that matches your finger, it's that simple!

The paper ring sizer is also very practical for measuring the size of a ring you already know by superimposing it on the different sizes. It's a very practical way to discreetly determine the size of a loved one's finger so you can give them a gift that will definitely be their size!

The most accurate solution for measuring your Ring size : the metal ring sizer.

Request your ring sizer for free 58 Facettes. We will send it to you by post within 2 working days.

You then just have to try the different rings that make it up on your finger until you find the one that will be ideal.

The ring should fit well around your finger without being too tight, and even less likely to get stuck on your finger.

In a few seconds you have the result and can place your order with the certainty of receiving a piece of jewelry in your size.

What should I do if my ring no longer fits me?

With some exceptions, rings can be resized.

If you lose or gain weight, if you wish to change the finger on which you wear your ring or if you wish to resize an old ring, our workshop is available to help you resize your jewelry.