Our wedding and engagement rings in 18k gold are handmade exclusively for you. Therefore - return- or exchange ring does not apply. 
We offer one free resizing on plain gold ring and solitaire rings – read more below.

Ways to Find Your Ring Size

Have your ring size professionally measured

The best and safest way to find out your ring size is to visit a jeweller or jewellery store. There, your exact size can be measured using professional equipment.

We recommend trying on a ring with the same width and thickness as the style you are interested in, as the correct size can vary depending on the ring’s design and shape.

Buy a Ring Sizer / Measuring Tape
Order a ring sizer that shows your exact ring size. Please read the description carefully for instructions on how to measure correctly and what to keep in mind. 

Measure a Ring You Already Own
If you already have a ring in a similar width and thickness that fits your ring finger, have it measured by a jewelry store or professional jeweler. Measuring at home can be difficult, which is why we do not recommend it. 

Free Resizing
We recommend finding your ring size as accurately as possible before ordering your gold ring from us. If the size still turns out to be incorrect, one free resizing is included for our solitaire rings (rings with one stone) within 14 days of receiving your ring. 
To ensure the highest quality, our manufacturer recreates the ring from scratch in the correct size. 

 

This is how the ring will feel on your finger

A ring that fits well on the finger should be easy to put on and take off, with some resistance at the knuckle.
The ring should not be so loose that the diamonds slide around the finger, but not so tight that the ring constricts the finger.

If you are going to wear two rings together - a wedding ring and an engagement ring - keep in mind that it will feel a little tighter on the finger because the total width increases.

If you order a ring sizer to find out your ring size - test your size several times throughout the day. In the morning, the fingers are often swollen, and during the day, the hands and fingers can become cold and thinner.