Personal, Tailored Ring Sizing
We understand that purchasing a ring online can come with hesitations, especially considering the vast array of available sizes that can contribute to an overwhelming feeling of fear in ordering the wrong size.
To eliminate these concerns, we offer a free, ring sizer ‘Cable-Tie’ that provides an approximate way to determine your ring size at no cost. Additionally, we then can provide you a series of complimentary metal test rings to ensure 100% accuracy before crafting your final ring. This personalised approach has garnered positive feedback from our clients.
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To request a complimentary cable-tie ring size gauge, please complete the form below, making sure to provide your address and contact information.
Our user-friendly (Cable-Tie) Multisizer ring sizer gauge makes finding your ring size effortless. Don't forget to include your delivery address for shipping.
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The ring size gauge is like a little belt/cable-tie for your finger. Pop it on and adjust it until it feels comfortable, then simply read off the size shown.
When should I use it?
To get the best results, use the gauge at various times of the day and in different temperatures.
What if my chosen ring is wider than the gauge?
The free ring size gauge is 5mm wide. If the ring you’d like to buy is 8mm, we’d recommend going up by half the size shown on the ring gauge.
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While the free (Cable-Tie) plastic ring sizer is a useful starting point for estimating your ring size, our metal test band service surpasses the conventional methods typically found in local high street stores.
With us, you have the unique opportunity to determine your own size based on the initial measurement obtained from the (Cable-Tie) ring sizer, allowing us to provide you with a range of metal test bands.
These test bands are dispatched for you to wear over several days, accommodating natural fluctuations in hand and finger size as your body temperature changes throughout your daily activities.
We kindly request that all metal test bands be returned via Royal Mail Signed Delivery at the client's expense. This process is invaluable as it customises the ring size to your finger perfectly.
This service is available for any of our titanium, tantalum, zirconium, gold, or platinum rings. Once you've made your purchase, we'll promptly send you a metal test band for you to wear and assess for comfort. If necessary, we can repeat this process, though please keep in mind that each test band trial will impact the turnaround time.
We recommend allowing approximately two weeks for this service.
Please note that metal test bands are not currently available for silver rings.
Free (Cable-Tie) Ring Size Belt
To request a free (Cable-Tie) ring size gauge, please complete the form below, making sure to provide your address and contact information.
Additional Information About Sizing
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Size conversion table - we are equipped to assist you in converting your international ring sizes or working with your native sizing.
Accurately determine what ring size you are in all international sizing standards view table.
When placing your ordered - we can work in your native ring sizes (just add the ring to cart and a pop-up will appear).
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The traditional way to determine finger size is to visit two or three quality jewellers and to ask them to measure your finger. If they agree, then that’s the size you need. However, there are caveats to this method. Factors like the width of the ring, time of day, and even the weather will influence the size that the jewellers find.
There are lots of things to consider, including:
Temperature - Temperature can have a significant effect on our hands, and fingers swell or shrink in any extreme temperature. It’s important to get any measurement done on an average sort of day to have the best chance of finding an accurate fit.
Ring width - If your new ring is going to be especially wide or narrow, this will have an impact on the fit. For this type of ring, using one of our free test bands is invaluable.
Finger shape - While you may be aware of the impact of temperature fluctuation and ring width, you may not be so familiar with the role that finger shape plays in getting a good fit. A tapering finger needs a ring that is a snug fit at the base, without any bulges or indentation. If the wearer has a larger knuckle, then the balance is found when the ring fits over the knuckle, but still sits snugly at the base. People with this shape finger may find they need to use a bit more force to get their ring on and off.

