Finding your ring size without stress
A good ring size takes account of the season, the width of the ring and how often you wear it.
Ring size seems like a fixed number, but fingers change with temperature, moisture, the season and the time of day. A good size is therefore always a practical judgement, rather than a mathematical certainty.
When should you measure?
Avoid measuring when your hands are very cold or warm. A representative size is found at an ordinary moment of the day, when your hands are neither swollen nor unusually cold.
Width changes the feel
A wide ring feels tighter than a narrow ring. A set consisting of an engagement ring and a wedding band can also feel different to wear from a single ring.
The atelier check
DYOTA uses online preparation to get close and an atelier check to establish the final fit. This helps avoid rushed choices and unnecessary adjustments.