It is important to choose the right size from the beginning, as resizing is not possible in many of our designs and may require a complete new production of the order. For this reason, it is the customer’s responsibility to provide the correct ring size when placing the order.

There is a certain degree of subjectivity when it comes to what feels like the “right” size — some people prefer a tighter fit, others a looser one. If you have any doubts about selecting your size, please contact us and we will gladly assist you.

*Please read the additional tips below to keep in mind while measuring your ring size.

• VISIT A LOCAL JEWELLER

The best and most secure option is to visit a local jeweller and have your intended finger measured in person.

We are also happy to provide this service if you happen to be in Ibiza — don’t hesitate to contact us.

• MEASURE A RING YOU ALREADY OWN

If you own a ring that fits you well, measure its inner diameter.

Please follow these instructions carefully:

1. Choose a ring that fits perfectly on the finger you plan to wear the new ring on.
2. A round, regular, narrow band works best for this purpose (e.g. a wedding band).
3. Place a ruler across the ring or measure the inner diameter with a caliper, exactly as shown in the example below.
4. Take a photo directly from above and send it to us by email.

* OTHER METHODS

Based on our experience, we do not recommend other at-home methods. Options such as placing a ring on a printed size chart or wrapping a ribbon around the finger often lead to inaccurate and misleading results.

• CHOOSE THE RIGHT FINGER
  Always measure the specific finger on which you plan to wear the ring. Remember that all fingers have different sizes. If you are right-handed, your fingers are often slightly larger on your right hand than on your left — and vice versa.
  
  
• MEASURE IN A NORMAL TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENT
  In hot weather, fingers can swell slightly, while in cold temperatures they may shrink. We recommend avoiding extreme temperature conditions when measuring.
  
  
• ALLOW A LARGER SIZE FOR A WIDER RING
  The wider a ring is, the tighter it will feel.
  When measuring your finger size, if possible, use a ring of a similar width to the ring you plan to buy. The size of a thin ring is not a reliable reference for a wide ring.
  
  *E.g., if your usual size is 55 (European scale = inner circumference), then for a narrow ring like Little Fox you would typically stay with size 55. For a wider ring like Joker, it is advisable to go up by one full size — in this case, size 56.
  
  
• OPEN RINGS ARE ADJUSTABLE
  Open rings such as the Kissers are slightly adjustable. You can gently pull apart or squeeze the ring to adjust the fit.
  
  
• KNUCKLES
  Many people have more prominent knuckles. In those cases, the ring should feel snug when passing the knuckle, but fit comfortably once it reaches the base of the finger.

If you receive your ring and the size doesn’t feel right, please contact us. Even though resizing is not possible in many designs, we will review the case and advise on the available options. Ultimately, we want you to feel happy with your jewellery — and to wear it comfortably, not only admire it.