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When we say struggle, we mean that the only struggling part is to be right where the knuckle is (tightest); at the bottom finger, the ring should fit comfortably. When taking off the sizer, relax the finger and slowly wiggle the band in a up and down motion until the ring is removed.
To determine your true perfect fit ring size, avoid drinking alcohol the night before or eating foods that are high in sodium, or checking your ring size right after working out--all of which will cause your fingers to swell more than usual.
Another clear indicator is if the ring makes your finger turn purple or red and you have a hard time closing your hand comfortably with the ring on.
Should the ring get stuck, avoid panicking or pulling hard. Instead, submerge your hand for 10 to 20 seconds in ice-cold water. Then remove your hand from the water and attempt to wiggle the ring in an up and down motion to get the ring off. You can also apply lotion around that area and do the same motion of wiggling up and down until you can pull the ring off.
Another indicator is if you have the ring on and it swivels 360 degrees easily when you move your hand; this applies for those who don't have an overly large knuckle. Lastly, the ring size is likely too large if you can pull the ring on and off without any tension at all.
Measure your ring size at home by purchasing a travel sizer for only $2.50. When used properly, the ring sizer is accurate to true American size.
While it’s recommended to choose your true fit when purchasing your ring, there are some instances where you may have to size up or down depending on the band thickness or style of the ring to achieve the most comfortable fit.
If your desired ring is wider than 7mm, and the ring sizer you tried on is 6mm or under in width, order about 1/4 size larger. If your desired ring is wider than 9mm, order about 1/2 size larger than true size. This will allow enough space to bend the finger.
A thin-style ring will "feel" bigger even though it measures accurately so for rings under 2mm, we recommend ordering your ring 1/4 smaller than true size. If you plan on stacking more than two rings together, we suggest ordering true size.
Order true ring size if each band is 2mm or thinner. Order 1/2 size larger for bands wider than 2mm and if you plan on stacking at least three rings together. The reason for ordering the larger sizes is because the wider the rings stack, the more you need space for flexibility.
For an accurate ring sizing, make an appointment to come and visit our downtown Chicago store in person. We look forward to meeting you!
