Sizing for your New Ring

We carry standard ladies size 6 or 7 and men's size 10 or 11.

If you need your ring sized bigger or smaller there are two options available:

1 You can take your new ring to a local jeweler where the ring can be accurately re-sized for an average cost of $20. This option is best for those who are unsure about the exact size that they need.

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2 We can re-size the ring for you! Modest fees do apply on all non-standard sizes and it takes an additional 1-2 days to ship. Send us a message through eBay with your size request so we can quote you an exact price and expected delivery time. All resizing fees run between $10 - $30, depending on the size needed and the style of the ring. We do not charge an additional fee for sizes 10 and 11.

*Resized items cannot be returned.
Please include all sizing requests with your Paypal payment or send us a message through eBay, to ensure that ring is resized before it is shipped.
If we do not receive your size request immediately after an auction then an available standard size will be shipped.

Determine Ring Size With a Ring Size Chart

Use a ring that fits you to determine your ring size. Place your ring over the nearest size circle. The inner edge of the ring should align with the outer edge of the circle. If your ring appears to fit between two sizes, buy the larger size.

To create your own ring sizer, print and cut the strip below. Insert the narrow end of the sizer through the "cut here" slot. With numbers on the outside, place the loop around your finger, and pull until the fit is snug but comfortable.

Know When You Can Resize Rings

Most jewelers will happily adjust a ring two sizes in either direction. More extreme adjustments can noticeably impact the look and structure of your jewelry.

Increasing the size of a gold or silver ring typically requires gently hammering the ring around a sizing shaft. This will cause the shank of the ring to thin slightly. In some rings the end result will not be perfectly round. Some jewelers will not resize platinum because of its density and strength.

To increase a ring more than one full size or to adjust a ring with stones, your jeweler may prefer to make an incision in the ring to remove or insert extra metal. This adjustment may leave a visible seam or an invisible weak point, but a professional jeweler can position flaws out of sight.