Rings

Wrap a thin strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps and measure the length in millimetres. That is your finger circumference. Match it to the US sizes in our ring size guide. Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are slightly larger, and measure twice.

Our sized rings come in a selection of common sizes, shown as US sizes on each product page. Open rings and adjustable styles fit most fingers. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one for comfort, and use the ring size guide to check your measurement before you order.

Take a ring that already fits the same finger and measure its inside diameter edge to edge in millimetres. Match that number to the diameter column in our ring size guide to find your US ring size. This is often more accurate than guessing, especially when buying a ring as a gift.

Any finger you like. Stacking rings look good grouped on the ring and middle fingers, signets suit the little finger, and statement rings work on the index or middle finger. The ring finger of the left hand is traditionally kept for engagement and wedding rings in South Africa, so many people style around it.

Start with one ring you love, then add a slim band above or below it. Mix textures, such as a plain band with a stone ring, and leave one finger bare so the stack does not feel crowded. Wear smaller rings closer to the knuckle. All our rings are 18k gold PVD, so every piece matches.