We want to make sure you're happy with your ring as soon as you receive it which is why it's so important to get your ring size right the first time round.

We make everything to order to be as environmentally friendly as possible. This means we don't have spare rings to exchange, so we may charge a fee to cover the time it takes to resize your ring.

When stretching a band to make it larger, or cutting a piece out to make it smaller, there is always a small risk of damaging the ring - particularly for larger rings with gemstones - so it is best to avoid it if possible.

How can I find out the size of my ring?
If you already have a ring you want to measure, you can download and print our ring size guide.

If you are unsure about your international ring size please download our conversion guide.

How much does it cost to re-size a ring?
If you purchased your ring from our main collection, we charge £10 to re-size it.

We offer one complimentary re-sizing of Wild Fawn wedding and engagement rings. Additional re-sizing of wedding and engagement rings is £75.

How can I find out my finger size?
If you do not have a ring to measure, here is a great DIY solution to measure your finger:

Use some string or cut a skinny strip of paper.
Wrap the string/paper around the finger to be sized until the end overlaps and the fit is comfortable.
Mark the point on the string/paper where the end overlaps and measure the length. This will give you the rough circumference of your ring size.
You can then download our ring size conversion guide to convert the measurement of the string/paper to a ring size.

Please note, although this method will give you a rough idea of ring size, several factors can affect the size. For example, if your fingers are hot or cold, or if you are or have been recently pregnant. The width of the ring band can also affect the size you require as thicker bands may require a bigger size.