Ruby & Diamond Baguette Stack Ring

At Handiora, we believe in the perfect fit and provide ¼ US sizing. Below are easy methods for roughly estimating your size, but true sizes are best determined by a professional jeweler. Please note that finger size may fluctuate due to weather or hormonal changes.

Use string or paper to find your ring size

1. Use string or paper only to get a general idea of your ring size.
2. Wrap the material around the base of your finger.
3. Use a pen or pencil to mark the point on the string or paper where the ends meet.
4. Measure the string or piece of paper with a ruler.
5. Use the chart below to find your approximate ring size based on your measurement.
6. Keep in mind that string, floss, and paper can stretch and twist, making for a less accurate measurement.

Use another ring to measure your ring size

1. Select a ring that properly fits your finger.
2. Use a ruler to measure the diameter of the inner circle of the ring.
3. Choose the larger size if the ring falls between two sizes.

Other ways to find a ring size

1. Head to the nearest jeweler to obtain an accurate ring size. Most jewelers only use US half sizes whereas we provide US quarter sizes for a better fit.
2. If the jeweler provides a size for you that feels a touch loose and the size below feels a touch tight, then you are in between the half sizes. For example, if a US size 5 feels a bit loose and a US size 4.5 feels a bit tight, then your ring size is most likely a US size 4.75.
3. If you are shopping for someone else, the best way to learn his or her ring size is to simply ask. But if you are planning a surprise, consider enlisting friends or family in your quest for the right ring size – they can ask without raising any eyebrows.

If you have any further questions about sizing, please email us at:
info@handiora.com