Free ring size change – a guarantee for your convenience

Contact us – we have a precise ring size gauge in our showroom.

Remember that fingers can swell during the day, so it is recommended to measure the ring size in the morning or evening, when the hands are cool and dry.

Ring size in cm – how to measure correctly?

A full ring size chart will help you convert length into a specific ring size. Below we present some of the most popular sizes. Proper measurement is the measurement of the exact internal ring diameter in millimeters. For example:

● Length 47 mm → size 15

● Length 53 mm → size 17

● Length 57 mm → size 18.5

For example, ring size in cm 5.76 cm = size 18.3

Ring sizing mistakes – common problems and how to avoid them

Determining an accurate ring size may seem simple, but mistakes often occur, causing later inconvenience. Common problems include inaccurately measured finger size, an incorrectly chosen ring size, or failing to consider the time of day when fingers may be swollen or cool. As a result, the ring may be too large or too small, which is not only uncomfortable but also risky – the ring may slip off or squeeze the finger. To ensure an accurate ring size, it is important to use a reliable measurement method. It is recommended to measure the circumference of the finger with a thin strip or thread and record the length in millimeters. Then, by using a ring size chart, you can accurately determine the ring size. It is advisable to measure the finger size several times a day – in the morning and evening, as the size can change due to temperature or physical activity. It is also important to measure the specific finger the ring will be worn on, as sizes can differ between hands or fingers. Following these tips will make choosing a ring size much more accurate and help you avoid common mistakes.

How to find out a girl’s ring size?

If you are preparing for an engagement but want to keep it a surprise – we have a few tips:

● Borrow one of her rings (worn on the same finger).

● Use an online ring sizer.

● Take an impression on plasticine or soap.

● Consult with relatives – sometimes a mother or friend already knows the answer.

● Choose the average women’s ring size – 16.5–17.5 (and take advantage of the exchange guarantee!).

Ring resizing service – how to use it?

If you notice that the ring is too large or too small, the ring resizing service is a fast and convenient solution. To use this service, simply come to the jewelry store with the ring that needs adjustment. A specialist on-site will help measure your finger size, advise on the most suitable ring size, and perform the necessary adjustment procedure. In many stores, especially if the ring was purchased there, resizing is done free of charge or for a symbolic fee. It is important to know that resizing some ring models can be more complex, so it is always worth asking about options and timeframes. If you are unsure about the ring size, consult a specialist before purchasing – this way you will avoid extra trouble and ensure the ring fits your finger perfectly.

Why choose a ring resizing guarantee?

● Free resizing – no stress if you made a mistake;

● Convenient resizing in the showroom – professional care;

● Universal solution – especially when planning a proposal;

● Ability to adjust later – if finger size changes;

● Accurate information – will help you choose without errors

When is it worth resizing a ring?

Ring size can change over time due to weight changes, pregnancy, or seasonal temperature differences. It is also important to consider the ring model – a wide ring often requires half a size larger than usual. If the ring is tight or slides off easily – correction is necessary.

Can a diamond ring be resized?

Yes, but it is important to know that resizing a diamond ring requires craftsmanship – especially if the diamonds are set all around the ring. In such cases, size adjustment may be more difficult or impossible. Therefore:

• Choose a model where diamonds are only on the top.
• Consult with a jeweler about potential future resizing.