Ring Sizer.

Ring Sizer is the page for checking your ring size before you order a band. Our rings are listed in US sizes first. Getting the size right matters most for tungsten and titanium rings, because neither metal can be resized once made, so measure carefully and choose the size that fits comfortably.

Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are largest, and make sure the ring will slide over your knuckle. Wide 8mm bands can feel snugger than slim ones in the same size. Once you know your size, browse Men's Rings or Men's Wedding Bands.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find my ring size at home?

The simplest way is to measure a ring that already fits the same finger and compare its inside diameter with a US size chart. Measure late in the day, when fingers are slightly larger, and check that the ring will pass over your knuckle.

Should I size up for a wide band?

Wide bands cover more of the finger, so they can feel tighter than a slim ring in the same size. If you are choosing an 8mm band and sit between two sizes, the larger of the two is often more comfortable.

Why can't tungsten and titanium rings be resized?

Tungsten carbide is too hard to cut and stretch, and titanium is very difficult to rework once it is formed into a band. That is why getting your size right before you order matters so much with these two metals.