How to find your ring size: Three helpful methods
It’s back: The best-selling yucca signet ring!
This signet ring bears a delicate carved yucca plant. Take a little piece of the desert with you everywhere you go.
The yucca flower is the state flower of New Mexico where Sophie spent 5 wonderful years gathering inspiration and honing her craft in the high desert. New Mexico will always be a cherished part of the SKJ story.
Since discovering the yucca flower’s enchanting beauty in New Mexico, Sophie has noticed them everywhere she travels (even in her home state of Minnesota!).
Carved by hand in wax and cast in solid sterling silver and 10k yellow or white gold. Sized by hand to order.
Please include your size when placing your order. Don’t know your ring size? Find out here.
Made to order. PLEASE NOTE: Gold signets take 6-8 weeks to be made before shipping.
One of the most common questions I receive is “How do I figure out my ring size?” Rings are particularly difficult for me to sell for this reason, even though I love to make them! Whether you just want to know or need to know for a custom project, a made-to-order ring, or a yucca signet (pre-orders close 10/14/21!), I hope this video and article help you find your ring size.
Before you start, read this:
Method 1 is the preferred way, but sometimes finding time to go to a jewelry store is hard, I get it! Methods 2 and 3 are far less accurate, so I would recommend doing BOTH methods and comparing. If you can’t make it to a jewelry store, these methods should work.
If you use these methods to measure but are still unsure, list your measurements (in millimeters!) in the “additional notes” section at checkout and I can make the ring to your specifications (this applies to made-to-order rings and yucca signets only).
Without further ado, here are three ways to measure your ring size:
METHOD 1:
Get sized by a jeweler.
This is the best, most fool-proof, most accurate way to find your ring size. Go to any jeweler or jewelry store (you know, all the big chains with the radio ads… I shall not list them here!) and they will size you for free!
I always bring my sizer to in-person events and shows, so do not hesitate to ask!
METHOD 2:
Measure the internal diameter (in millimeters) of a ring that fits the desired finger and compare your measurement to the chart at www.sophiekissinjewelry.com/find-your-ring-size
Some helpful tips:
Try to be as accurate as possible with your measurement! Use millimeters. Even one millimeter will make a difference in your ring size.
Make sure you are measuring the true diameter at the widest part of the ring. To put it another way: if you aren’t measuring directly down the center, your measurement will be smaller than the diameter.
If you have the tool, use precision calipers to measure.
METHOD 3:
Measure the circumference of the desired finger and compare your measurement to the chart at www.sophiekissinjewelry.com/find-your-ring-size
Some helpful tips:
Use a string or a strip of paper. The thicker the paper the better (it’s easier to tighten and maneuver around your finger), so I fold my strip in half.
Again, try to be as accurate as possible with your measurement! Use millimeters. Even one millimeter will make a difference in your ring size.
You don’t have to cut the strip like I do in the video if you have adequately marked it.
I hope this helps you find your ring size so you can wear allll the rings.
