925 Sterling Silver Ring

How to measure this ring

Choose the method that works best for you — measuring your current ring is most accurate. Measure at room temperature and toward the end of the day (fingers swell slightly then). If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort, especially for wider bands.

Method A — Measure an existing ring (most accurate)

1. Place the ring on a flat surface and measure the inner diameter (widest point inside the band) with a ruler or calipers in millimetres (mm).
2. Read the measurement across the centre from one inner edge to the other.
3. Use the conversion chart below to find the corresponding ring size.

Method B — Measure your finger (good if you don’t have a ring)

1. Wrap a narrow strip of paper or a piece of non-stretchy string around the base of the finger you’ll wear the ring on. Mark where it overlaps.
2. Measure the marked length with a ruler in millimetres — this is the finger circumference.
3. Use the circumference to find the corresponding diameter or size (circumference ÷ π ≈ diameter).

Method C — Use a printable size chart or ring sizer

Print a trusted ring size chart at 100% scale and check an existing ring or place your finger on the size guide. Alternatively, a plastic ring sizer or jeweller’s mandrel will give a precise result.

Tips for measuring

• Measure your finger at the end of the day, not when cold (fingers shrink in cold weather).
• Measure the finger you intend to wear the ring on (dominant hand is slightly larger for many people).
• Account for band width: wider bands feel tighter — consider going up half a size for bands 6 mm+.
• If unsure, choose the larger size for comfort or consult a local jeweller for an exact measurement.

Quick conversion chart (approx.)

Materials

This ring is crafted from 925 sterling silver:

• Composition: 92.5% pure silver + 7.5% other metals (usually copper). The “925” mark indicates this standard alloy.
• Finish: bright white, high polish. Some pieces may be rhodium-plated for extra shine and tarnish resistance — plating can wear over time and may be re-applied professionally.
• Properties: solid sterling silver is durable, widely worn, and generally well tolerated by most skin types. Silver will tarnish slowly when exposed to air, moisture and sulfur-containing substances; regular care keeps it bright.
• Hallmark: look for the “925” stamp inside the band as confirmation of sterling silver.

Model information (product photos)

Product photography shows a sample ring on a model to indicate fit and scale. Typical sample details:

• Model is photographed wearing a sample US size 6 (inner diameter ≈ 16.5 mm).
• The photographed band width is approximately 2–3 mm (actual width may vary by design and size).
• Please refer to the size options listed on the product page for exact availability and order the size that matches your measurement.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Follow these simple steps to maintain the finish and longevity of your sterling silver ring:

• Daily wear: remove the ring before swimming, bathing, or using household cleaners. Chlorine, saltwater and harsh chemicals accelerate tarnishing and can damage plating.
• Cosmetics: put on the ring after applying lotions, perfumes and hairspray to reduce exposure to chemicals.
• Cleaning: for regular cleaning use warm water, a drop of mild dish soap and a soft cloth or very soft toothbrush. Rinse and dry thoroughly.
• Polishing: use a non-abrasive silver polishing cloth for tarnish. If the piece is rhodium-plated, avoid abrasive polishes and dips — gently wipe with a soft cloth instead.
• Deep tarnish: for non-plated sterling silver, a paste of baking soda and water can be used gently, then rinse and dry. Avoid this on plated items.
• Storage: store your ring in a cool, dry place, preferably in an anti-tarnish pouch or separate compartment to avoid scratches and exposure to air.
• Professional care: for heavy soiling, loose settings, or worn plating, have the ring inspected and serviced by a jeweller. Rhodium re-plating restores bright white finish if needed.

Style tips

• Everyday wear: a slim sterling band looks great alone for a minimalist look or stacked with one or two thin bands for a layered effect.
• Stacking: mix textures (polished, hammered, matte) and widths for interest. Sterling silver stacks well with white gold or rhodium-plated pieces.
• Mixing metals: don’t be afraid to mix silver with gold — modern styling embraces mixed metals. Use one metal as the dominant tone and the other as an accent.
• Nail polish & gemstones: cooler nail tones (greys, blues, neutrals) complement silver beautifully; warm gemstone accents (amber, citrine) create contrast.
• Occasions: a simple silver band works from casual daytime to formal evening when paired with matching silver necklaces or earrings.
• Proportions: narrow bands suit slender fingers, while wider bands make a bold statement on larger hands — choose proportionally.

If you need more exact measurements for a specific size or a bespoke modification, please check the size selector on the product page or contact customer support for detailed specs.