Ask Edwin.
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Hello, I'm Edwin. So it's a ring. Let me know who it is for and what the occasion is, and we'll look at what fits from there.
Choosing a ring: size, material, how often it is worn
A ring that does not fit does not get worn — and size is the one thing that can only be corrected within limits afterwards. After that, how often it is worn decides the material. Edwin is an AI advisor and asks about both first.
- Ring size varies through the day and with temperature. Measure in the evening at normal room temperature.
- Soft metals mark faster with daily wear; harder materials last longer but are harder to resize.
- Set stones have height. If you work a lot with your hands, a low setting serves you better.
- Alloys containing nickel are a common cause of skin reactions — with sensitive skin, the composition is worth reading.
How do I find the ring size?
Most reliably from an existing ring that fits well: measure its inner diameter. A paper strip around the finger is the fallback and often comes out too large.
Which material for daily wear?
Harder materials pick up fewer scratches. If you prefer a soft precious metal, plan for marks of use as part of the deal — they can be polished out.
Where do the prices come from?
From merchant feeds, updated daily. Without a feed price for your market, none is shown.