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The key to all this, however, is to ensure that the perfect gold ring fits in the right manner. A ring that winds too tightly around your fingers or one that is too loose can be uncomfortable and, worse, you might lose it altogether.
But there is nothing difficult about finding a right size; all one needs to do is understand how to measure a finger and even what to take into account during the process. Here is what you need to know concerning choosing the perfect gold ring according to your finger size:
Know your ring size
The first and most crucial thing for a person to know before buying an ideal gold ring is their ring size. You can either measure your finger at home or visit a jeweler to have it professionally measured.
Measuring at Home: For those who choose measuring at home, use a strip of paper or a string. Have the paper or string wrapped around the base of your finger but snugly. Mark the point where the ends meet and measure the length with a ruler in millimeters.
Next, you can compare the resulting measurement with ring size chart available on the internet or most jewelry stores.
Professional Measurement: Most accurate size can be got from a visit to the jeweler where your finger will be measured using special tools. It is particularly beneficial if you are unsure of your size or if various seasons cause your finger size to change.
Think comfort
Comfort is vital in making a choice of a particular piece of gold ring. The gold rings may also be made with varying widths. While the width of a band might be of an appropriate size for one kind of band, it may feel tight when it is compared with a band of thinner type.
So, when you decide to shop for a ring, consider wearing the ring all day or for the time it will be spent on your finger.
The ring is for daily use, a wedding band perhaps, so maybe consider thinner, more comfortable bands. However, if you need something to wear every so often or maybe just for show, then you could opt for broader bands.
Finger changes account for
Adjustments in finger sizes as per the season are quite normal. For instance, summer caused slight swelling of the finger, whereas winter also had an admission into the size shrinking of fingers. You would want to get measured at different times throughout the year for averaging sizes so that your ring fits throughout the year.
Think about the styles of rings
Various styles of the ring type could yield quite varying results on fitting. A typical example is a solitaire engagement ring with a thin band; in comparison, it might feel much tighter than a chunky gold ring with multiple stones.
It is important to consider this particularly for those buying thicker band rings or those with a lot of intricate details. When deciding on a particular style, keep in mind that some ring designs are difficult to resize after being purchased.
Resizing stages
If you find that you’re too fond of a ring, even if it is slightly bigger or smaller than needed, don t panic! Most gold rings could be resized by a jeweler. Some, however-those that incorporate precious gems or those that are of complex designs-can prove difficult to resize.
It is always wise to inquire from your jeweler the resizing options, if any, before purchasing a ring.
Try using it before buying
As far as it is possible, try the ring before buying. You will normally be allowed to try on rings in the size range at a jeweler in order to see how they will fit on your finger.
This is especially useful if you are unsure about sizing or fitting. While trying on rings, pay close attention to how it feels on your finger and how easily it slides on or off versus how tight it feels.
You need to choose an appropriate ring size. It is easy to choose a gold ring for your finger size, but it takes time and effort to measure accurately.
Avoid forgetting to consider the ring width now because much will change later during the seasons.
K Fosu The Informant is a lifestyle blogger with 6 years' experience in content and web development. He is a Google keyword planner, SEO analyst, an influencer and entrepreneur who holds BA Degree from Ghana's Premier University.
