ORESMITH / SIZE GUIDE

Find your fit.

A few measurements. A better starting point. Use this guide to compare ring sizes before you choose.

Start with a measurement.

01 / INSIDE DIAMETER

Measure a ring you own

Illustration only. Not to scale.
  1. Choose a round ring that fits the same finger and hand.
  2. Lay it flat. Measure straight across the centre of the opening, from inside edge to inside edge, in millimetres.
  3. Match that measurement to the inside diameter column below.

Do not include the metal edges. A jeweller can measure more precisely if your ruler is difficult to read.

02 / CIRCUMFERENCE

Measure around your finger

Measure the marked length in millimetres.
  1. Wrap a narrow strip of non-stretch paper around the base of the finger.
  2. Mark where the ends meet. Keep the paper snug without pressing into the skin.
  3. Lay it flat and measure to the mark in millimetres. Compare with the circumference column.

This gives a rough estimate. Check that the fit can pass your knuckle. For a closer fit check, use a ring sizer or visit a jeweller.

Ring size chart

Approximate US size conversions in millimetres. These are reference measurements, not confirmed specifications for every Oresmith ring. Check the sizing system and available sizes on the product page.

Approximate measurements · millimetres (mm)
US sizeInside diameter (mm)Inside circumference (mm)
515.749.3
5.516.150.6
616.551.9
6.516.953.1
717.354.4
7.517.755.7
818.157.0
8.518.558.3
918.959.5
9.519.460.8
1019.862.1
10.520.263.4
1120.664.6
11.521.065.9
1221.467.2
12.521.868.5
1322.269.7

Between two measurements? Recheck before ordering. Band width and interior shape can change the fit. If your size is not offered, contact us rather than choosing a size that is too tight or too loose.

Small details. Better measurements.

  • Measure the finger you will wear it on. The same finger on your other hand may be a different size.
  • Repeat the measurement. Check at different times with your hands at a comfortable temperature.
  • Consider the band. A wide ring can feel tighter than a narrow one. Try a sizer of similar width when possible.
  • Check the knuckle. The ring should pass over it with gentle resistance and sit comfortably at the base.

Before you choose.

Which size should I select on the product page?

First confirm that the product uses US ring sizes. Use the chart as a starting point, then follow any measurements or fit notes listed for that specific ring. A size in this chart does not mean it is available to buy.

Can I measure a ring against my screen?

No. Screen sizes and zoom levels vary. The illustrations on this page explain the method and are not drawn to a physical scale. Use a ruler, calliper or ring sizer.

I am buying a gift. Where do I start?

Measure a ring the recipient already wears on the intended finger, or ask for their measured size. A ring worn on another finger may not be a useful match.

Can my ring be resized or exchanged?

Resizing depends on the material and construction. Do not assume a ring can be resized. Contact us about the specific model before making alterations. For exchanges, check our current Return Policy or email our team.

Bracelets & necklaces

Bracelets: Measure your wrist with a flexible tape, then compare with the fit range on the product page. Wrist circumference and bracelet length are different measurements. Do not assume one fit allowance works for every style.

Necklaces: Use a cord at the listed chain length to preview where it falls, then measure the cord flat. The drop depends on your neck, clothing and pendant dimensions.

The Bench Note.

New pieces and notes from the workshop. Sent by ORESMITH.

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