There is more surface area on a wider ring and therefore more metal to grip to your finger. If you’re choosing a wide ring, you will tend to go up a size.

This will mean that the ring will stay on the top of your finger and it will ultimately be more comfortable to wear. We suggest when sizing your finger for a top-heavy ring, that you err on the tighter side, rather than a loose fit. Top-heavy rings can tend to spin on your finger, as the base of your finger is usually thinner than your knuckle. We suggest that you size the finger you intend to wear your ring on at room temperature – this should provide you with a size that should be close to perfect most of the time. The correct size is the one that you feel the most confident and comfortable with. There should be some resistance when the ring is taken off – this will help to keep the ring on when your fingers are cold or wet. It is recommended that you should have to push your ring on tightly over your knuckle and it should spin slightly around the base of your finger. Your ring should fit comfortably and you need to find a balance between too big and too small.

We use Australian ring size measurements, which are in an alphabetical range from A-Z.Īs your fingers contract and expand due to the temperature, humidity, exercise, etc, your ring will fit on your finger tighter or looser.

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