You may refer to our Ring Size Guide for simple tips and printable tools to measure your ring size at home.

Resizing typically takes approximately 3–4 weeks (excluding season periods). We'll keep you updated every step of the way.

Once your ring is ready, we’ll reach out to schedule a collection appointment at our showroom.

At Cherish & Co Bespoke Diamonds, we understand that sizing a ring (especially for a surprise) isn’t always easy. That’s why we offer unlimited complimentary resizing within ±2 sizes for one full year from the date of purchase, for all our bespoke rings.

Kindly note that due to the intricate nature of eternity bands, open bands, or alternative metals, engravings and other design restictions; resizing may not always be possible. In such cases, we’ll explore the most suitable options with you.

Your love story deserves nothing less than a perfect fit. Let us help you get it just right. You may book a ring resizing appointment here. Alternatively, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us here.

Yes! You can always order half-size rings to ensure you find the perfect fit. You can also request a design in a quarter size by contacting us via phone or email.

To resize your ring to the perfect fit, our jewelers will add or remove a small strip of metal from the back of the band and solder it back together. You won't be able to tell it's been resized.

The average ring size for women is between US size 5 and 7, though this can vary greatly.

The average ring size for men is between US 8 and 10, though this can vary greatly.

Yes! Your finger size can change for a whole range of different reasons. For example, your finger size may change when you are pregnant. Weight gain or loss, certain health conditions, and even changes in climate can all contribute to a change in finger size.

When it comes to crafting something as intimate as a bespoke ring, every detail matters, including the fit. We don’t recommend guessing or defaulting to standard sizes. Instead, observe and measure thoughtfully.

Try discreetly measuring a ring they already wear on their ring finger, or gently enlist the help of a close friend or family member who may already know their size. You can also bring a ring they wear to us in person! We’ll help estimate the size as accurately as possible.

If you're unsure, we always suggest erring slightly larger, just enough to slip on during the proposal moment. And if it’s not quite perfect? Don’t worry, we offer unlimited complimentary resizing within ±2 sizes for one year after your bespoke ring is complete.

In the world of love and detail, even sizing is an act of intention. Let us help you get it just right.

It’s natural for ring size to fluctuate. Understanding these changes can help you decide whether you need a temporary fix or permanent resizing.

You shouldn’t permanently resize a ring for these circumstances:

• Weather and temperature fluctuations significantly affect finger size. Cold temperatures cause fingers to shrink as blood vessels constrict, while heat causes them to expand. This is why your ring might feel tighter in the afternoon but looser in the morning or during winter months.

• Time of day variations occur naturally. Fingers are typically smaller in the morning and gradually swell throughout the day due to fluid accumulation. A ring that fits perfectly in the afternoon might be loose when you wake up.

• Water retention/bloating happens due to sodium intake, hormone changes, or even air travel. These temporary changes can make your ring feel tighter or looser depending on your body's current state.

• Hormonal changes during menstruation, pregnancy, or due to medication can cause fingers to swell or shrink temporarily. This is why some women notice their rings fitting differently at certain times of the month.

• Weight fluctuations, even minor ones, can quickly affect finger size. Even losing or gaining just a few pounds can change how your ring fits, especially if your hands tend to show weight changes quickly.

• High sodium meals cause temporary water retention that makes fingers swell. After eating salty foods, you might notice your ring feels tighter than usual, but this effect typically resolves within a day.

• Medications can sometimes cause fluid retention as a side effect, temporarily changing your finger size. Consult your doctor if you notice persistent changes related to new medications.

Generally, rings can be sized up or down by about two sizes. Beyond that range, the ring's structure and design may be compromised. For significant size changes, it may be better to have the ring remade entirely to ensure structural integrity and design preservation.

Most common metals used in rings like gold, silver, and platinum can be easily resized. Other metals, such as tungsten, cobalt, and titanium, can also be resized but require more advanced techniques and tools. However, some metals may not be able to be fully resized due to their hardness or strength.

Most rings can be resized several times throughout their lifetime. However, frequent resizing can weaken the metal over time, potentially affecting the ring's structural integrity. It's best to get the size right the first time and only resize when absolutely necessary.

Resizing a ring, when done professionally, should not weaken the ring if the correct techniques and tools are used:

• Soldering: The ring is carefully soldered back together, and the joint is reinforced to ensure durability.

• Metal Integrity: A skilled jeweler will take care to maintain the ring’s structural integrity during the resizing process.

It’s important to note that frequent resizing or poorly executed work can weaken the ring over time.

The cost of resizing a ring can vary widely depending on several factors:

• Materials: Rings made from softer metals like gold can be less expensive to resize than harder metals like platinum.

• Complexity of Design: Rings with intricate designs, multiple stones, or engravings may require more work, increasing the cost.

• Location: The cost can also vary depending on your location and the jeweler’s expertise.
  

On average, resizing a ring can cost anywhere from $50 to $200. However, more complex cases can cost significantly more.

At Cherish & Co Bespoke Diamonds, however, we believe the perfect fit should come at no extra cost, especially for something this meaningful. That’s why we offer unlimited complimentary resizing within ±2 sizes for 1 year from the time you receive your bespoke piece.

Read more about our resizing policy here.

A well-fitted ring should slide over your knuckle with slight resistance and feel snug (but not uncomfortable) on your finger. It shouldn’t spin freely, nor should it require force to remove.