Ring size guide

How to find your ring size:

If you have a ring that fits, simply measure the inner diameter with a ruler.  Look up the diameter in the chart above.

It’s much easier to increase a ring by a size than decrease it. So, if in doubt go a size smaller.  

Not sure of your size, and need to measure your finger? Help is at hand.  We will send you an amazingly accurate ring sizer –  contact us for one.  Then we will measure your finger with you over video call. 

Sizing tips:

A perfectly fitting ring should slip on quite smoothly but need to be tugged off.  When it’s on, it should not be loose enough to turn on its own, only if you twist it with your fingers.

When to measure your fingers:

Measure your fingers when your hands are warm ideally at the end of the day when they are at their fullest, but not when you’ve been drinking alcohol or coffee, or eating salty food, because these will swell your blood vessels.  If you’ve been out in the cold, let your hands warm up fully before measuring.

How to guess a person's finger size:

Because fingers are generally proportional to body size, people who are petite, medium and bigger will have comparable hand and finger sizes. 

You can take a ring they already wear and slip it onto one of your fingers.  Get a pen and mark a line at the furthest you can push it.  Then, measure this with a strip of paper or string and compare it to the chart above, or use our accurate ring sizer – contact us for one.

It’s much easier to increase a ring by a size than decrease it. So, if in doubt go a size smaller.  

Resizing:

You can send your Juraster ring to us for resizing at a cost of £75, get in touch for help.  We will help you work out the right size by video call first.  Then post your ring to us for resizing and we will return it once done.