Determining Your Ring Size

Why Accurate Ring Sizing Matters

Wood wedding ring sizing is one of the most important steps in ordering your ring to ensure long term comfort. Because our rings are made-to-order and cannot be easily resized like traditional metal bands, accurate sizing ensures that you receive a comfortable ring on the first try! If for any reason your size doesn't work out, we do have an exchange option.

Accurate sizing requires considering the width and the "fit" of the band. Please review our explanations of how these factors influence your ring size, and other tips.

You may purchase a fully-refundable Complimentary Ring Sizer to determine your size.

Ring Sizes

Each ring is fully customizable, handmade in the size and width that you request.

SIZE = Inner Circumference

We use standard US ring sizes in whole, half and quarter sizes. We can convert any international size.

If you do not see your size on the dropdown menu, contact us. We can make your ring in the size you need.

Ring Width and How it Affects Size

When determining your ring size, we suggest first deciding the width you prefer, and confirming your size in a ring of that width.

WIDTH is the space from knuckle to knuckle. Width is entirely a personal preference since all hands are unique.

It is important to be sized using a sizer that is the same width (or close to) the width you plan to order, as width can affect the feel of a ring on your finger. Wider rings will feel more snug than rings of the same size that are narrow, because they cover more skin.

The dropdown menu on our website will give you the option of 5mm or 7mm. We can make our rings in other widths upon request and adjust the proportions of the design accordingly.

Comfort Fit vs Flat Fit

Comfort Fit
Comfort Fit bands are slightly contoured on the inside of the ring.
Comfort fit bands are especially helpful for wider wood wedding rings, as the interior contour allows the ring to slide over the knuckle more easily while maintaining a secure feel.
Comfort Fit rings are very popular and durable. Comfort fit rings may have a round or flat outer profile.
All of our rings are available in a Comfort Fit.
Flat Fit
Flat Fit bands are completely flat on the bottom with "square" edges.
Flat fit rings sit more firmly against the finger and may feel slightly tighter than comfort fit bands in the same size.
Some of our designs are not available in Flat Fit because of the fabrication process, but please contact us if you prefer flat fit.

How to Measure Ring Size

We recommend only using solid metal ring sizers. Disposable plastic ones are not accurate.

Steps:

1. Determine the width of ring you prefer.

2. Try on different sized rings in that width.

3. Compare the difference in the Comfort Fit or Flat Fit, if you like. Be sure you try the Fit that you plan to order.

4. Choose the size that you can slide over your knuckle, with a snug but not tight fit at the base of the finger. Be sure that if you shake your hand, the ring is snug enough to stay on your hand.

4. To confirm your size you might try more than once, as fingers tend to swell and contract depending on the weather and other factors.

What if I think I already know my ring size?

If you have a ring that fits, it is best to use digital calipers to determine the inner diameter of the ring. Refer to our Ring Size Conversion Chart to see the accurate size.

Printable Ring Size Conversion Chart