When you order your rings, you must know your ring sizes. Any jeweller will be only to happy to size your finger. But just knowing that you're a size m or p according to a ring sizer doesn't tell the whole story. A wide ring should be ordered in a slightly larger size because it covers more of your finger. Also, bear in mind that knuckles have a tendency to become enlarged over the years. You want a ring that's comfortable to wear but that can be taken off without too much difficulty. When you measure your ring finger, do it at the end of the day, when your finger is likely to be at its largest. Don't measure when your hands are very cold or the size will be too small in the summertime. These are the same common sense rules that you apply when you buy a pair of shoes: the best time to buy them is at the end of the day when your feet are a bit swollen. Otherwise, they're going to pinch! Here's an insider's tip, and one that is so simple, you're sure to wonder why you never thought of it before: when you want to take off a ring that's a big snug, don't tug on it by pulling downward. That's the natural tendency, but it's exactly the wrong thing to do. Instead, hold your hand straight up, fingers pointing to the ceiling, and just wait a minute. This gives the blood in your hand a chance to flow downward, and your finger will be slightly smaller, making it easier to remove the ring! The old remedy, soaping your finger also helps but you can ease the whole process if you hold your hand straight up

Please note that this chart is intended as guide only.Our advice is is to have your finger sized by a professional There are many factors affecting ring size such as large knuckles, pregnancy, style of ring and temperature of the day. We cannot be made responsible for incorrect sizings. The Measurement is the diameter of the ring. Sizing a ring before we dispatch it you you means that you cannot return it nder our returns policy