We size our rings on a virtually continuous spectrum. We can accommodate any size thumb, no matter how large or small. But, for us to make the correct size ring, we need accurate measurements. Even still, we strongly recommend customers order a set of three closely sized rings from us, not only due to the difficulties in taking perfect measurements, but because thumbs shrink and swell depending on the time of day, use, temperature, and so on. When ordering, if you select the three rings option, they will come as one of these closely sized sets by default. Please provide only the middle size for your set of three in the sizing form. The standard interval is one ring sizer size. If you’d like your set with unusually narrow or large gaps between ring sizes, please request this in the sizing form. If you would like all three of your rings to be identical in size, rather than one larger and one smaller, you may note this in the sizing form. We may contact you if some of your sizing information seems off, prior to beginning production of your rings, so please be sure to enter a current email address upon checkout.
RING SIZER
This is the most successful sizing option, certainly better than calipers. We very very strongly recommend customers use this option to size their rings. We offer two different types of ring sizersto cover all ring styles we currently offer.While we size rings on a continuous spectrum, these cover reasonably close set points, so you can indicate fitment of any one of the sizes or something in between. Keep in mind though these offer aperture sizing only, and in addition your thumb will swell and shrink with time of day, temperature, your hydration level, etc, so we still recommend acquiring a set of three. To determine your size, insert your thumb through the different holes until you find an aperture you feel is the correct fit. In the case of our standard sizer this means inserting your thumb then rotating it 90 degrees to lock it in place as you would a full thumb ring. In the case of our Manchu sizer, this means picking one which you feel represents the level of snugness you prefer from a Manchu or Nubian ring. Then simply relay to us the number/letter of the aperture, or where between two apertures, you feel fits you best. Generally you should feel a little squeeze slipping the sizer on, but the thumb shouldn’t need to be wriggled and worked to fit through the correct hole. When in doubt, it is generally better to err a little larger than smaller, because a ring which is a little large can easily be padded with leather. Please note these are distinctly different from a jeweler's ring sizer, the sizes are not compatible, and we do not recommend jewelry sizers for sizing thumb rings.
